[Bryn-gwlad] couple of question

[Jim DiRocco]

I will start look for housing in those areas also.

I think we still have one section of nob and tube that is still active. We wanted to take the house down to the studs add insulation, new wiring and drywall. After talking to a realtor in the area he told us we would never get the money back. The house would be worth too much for the neighborhood.

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>Your work address is in the heart of north Austin and the Cedar Park,
>Leander, Liberty Hill areas are about 25 - 30 minutes away during rush
>hour (via toll roads).  The housing prices in this area, even with
>property, are much lower than closer in.  Also, because of the 10 year
>development projections out here, real estate in the area is a *very*
>good investment (i.e. we've been here 10 years and our house value has
>more than tripled in that time).
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>Your electrical comment had me chuckle.  We also live in a house that
>was built in the early 1900s and have the same "uniqueness"...one of the
>reasons we're doing a big remodel which includes redoing the entire
>electrical system.  In fact, crawling around under, through and on top
>of the house, I can still, occassionally, find old nob and tube wiring
>(not energized thank goodness!)
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>Eule/Steve
>Unus sed Leo
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