Posted by johndeerefan on November 28, 2012 at 06:41:18 from (216.135.37.250):
In Reply to: Old farm houses posted by Ralphwd45 on November 27, 2012 at 17:48:08:
The reality to remodeling an old farm house is it just isn't economical. It will cost you darn near the same money to completely remodel as it will to build a new one. And when you are finished, you still have an old house that isn't square or perfectly level at a new home price. If you think about it, most old home remodels get everything new except most of the framing. That really isn't worth the savings for all the compromises you have to make in retrofitting it to your liking. I say start from scratch, built with the layout you want, and for about the same money.
The only way I would ever think about remodeling is if the home is livable, just needs modernizing, and I could do one room at a time with cash out of my pocket. Assuming I had the time to do it.
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