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Topic: New Home - house hunting
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From: Anon (Hidden from Privacy)
Date: 6/25/2000 02:46 PM
My family is looking for a house. We want a new house like 3yrs or less.
1. is it better to buy a new construction house or a new house less than 3yrs.?
2. what direction should the front door of the house face? I heard that south is the best but i need your opinion.
3. where should the house sit in the lot?
4. should the kitchen be on the right or left of the house?
5. should we move in to a house with finished or unfinished basement?
6. does it matter where car garage stand in the house?
7. where should the stairs be in the house?
With these questions, can you give me any other advice on where a certain thing suppose to be in the house. I'm looking for a 2story house, with basement. thank you.
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