Boaters are nuts

Or a putz could afford a hotel. :~o

Or a doofus could make a buck shilling real estate?

ducking!

:-)
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Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

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Or a putz could afford a hotel. :~o

Or a doofus could make a buck shilling real estate?

ducking!

:-)

Actually, that would be my wife (if you've ever noticed those glamour shot
pictures on RE gal's business cards you'd underestand; she doesn't need
glamour makeovers..., OTOH, I'm hopeless).

She tells me where, when and what model, and I just builds 'em.


--
Matt Barrow
Performance Homes, LLC.
Cheyenne, WY

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Performance Homes, LLC.
Cheyenne, WY


The name Site-Fill Homes always created (in my head) the 'cartoon bubble' of
trucks backing up to a site and dumping their load of 2x4's, sheetrock,
siding, windows and doors, cupboards, etc into a hole. Then Bugs Bunny
reaching behind his back for a For Sale sign, and plunking it down next to
the mail box.


Paul-Mont :-)

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("Matt Barrow" sig line)
Performance Homes, LLC.
Cheyenne, WY


The name Site-Fill Homes always created (in my head) the 'cartoon bubble'
of trucks backing up to a site and dumping their load of 2x4's, sheetrock,
siding, windows and doors, cupboards, etc into a hole. Then Bugs Bunny
reaching behind his back for a For Sale sign, and plunking it down next to
the mail box.

I started out doing one acre lots on the edges of areas already developed,
or occasionally a small plot that an owner hung onto too long or who didn't
want his house on so much acreage. I'd buy one acre and put two, three, or
four houses on that plot (never more than four). In essence, I was filling
in small available building sites.

Occasionally we'd have to clear out some wascally wabbits prior to
commencing construction.

In December-January, we moved from the Western Slope to the Eastern Front
Range (Gawd, I sure don't miss having to do the first couple hundred miles
over the Colorado Rockies) and changed our name and focus -- now we're
giving the high-overhead builders a run for the money even though there's
less money flowing into the markets we cover.


Matt B.