Now THAT'S a little odd...32 is one thing (and even THAT is kinda old, if you can afford your own place), but 46 and don't even WANNA move out? And no car? I could definitely NOT be content with that shyt. Dude's pretty cool for the most part honestly, but still...I don't know how anyone that age could be okay with that. And, from what he's told me, it sounds to me like he NEVER moved out...not just some "moved back home because I lost my job/couldn't afford it anymore" type shyt.There's 2 billion people that agree with arranged marriages or worshipping cows..
As someone who knows a little something about house construction, unless your ass is the hulk you're not punching through an exterior wall breh
Not to mention construction techniques have gotten better and construction codes have gotten tougher over the years. Plus in that 1942 home you're more than likely to have rot in the structure due to inproper flashing and the lack of using composite, rust/rot/mildew free materials.
nikkas like saying shyt like that to make themselves feel better about their house. If you love where you live, cool. No need to try to shyt on someone to big yourself up, friend
Cookie cutter homes ain't built well breh
Cultural diversity is one of my lease favorite things...
Most of you are under the assumption that adults who "still live with their parents" are one (or more) of the following: unemployed, carless, in debt, broke, insolvent. This #ColiLogic got me
easy answer workmanship and materials. Dont get me wrong if your there from the time they pour the concrete in the basement until the time they put the roof vent on your probably good. But, thats rarely the case. Ive seen too many of these homes have shotty work to think otherwise.What do you mean by cookie cutter? If you mean a house where the buyer chooses from a specific number of designs for their house then my point still stands. The builder (and to some extent the inspector) are what determine the quality of the construction, not the year it was built.
Building quality didn't massively drop because developers decided to use a replicable model for home construction breh
And I'll ask you the same question I asked Steve, what have you noticed that wasn't built well?
So you're looking for props on being a parasite and a loser?
Congrats breh for hustling your parents all the way up to their graves
breh just give me a builder your looking at.You gotta be specific breh. What low quality materials and what poor craftmanship specifically? Roofing? Shingles? Framing? Flooring? The streets need specifics breh
And besides, none of these issues have anything to do with when the home was built, which is my original point. Using cheap materials and having under skilled workers isn't a new phenomena
Even if you get an architect to design your home, you're not going to be present for 99% of the construction either. All you'll essentially have to go on is whether the finishes "look good." Anything behind the walls will be unknown to you more than likely.
