All Forum Posts by: James Evertson
James Evertson has started 5 posts and replied 54 times.
Post: Plano Shops at Legacy Meetup

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Post: Newbie in North Dallas Area

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Post: Investing in San Antonio Texas

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Post: update on OLD spec thread

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How do you build a spec and sell for $150k and profit? 8' ceilings? #3 lumber? What am I missing here?
Post: Hello from San Antonio

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Alamo REIA is one; I haven't been in over a year but I get their e-mails and they usually meet monthly in a centralized location.
Post: 8' or 9' ceilings

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Slab or pier and beam foundation? Stick framing or engineered? My lot was $16k and I have no idea how I would even build for $69 a foot much less realize a $15-20k net gain on top of that...
Post: 8' or 9' ceilings

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What do you typically sell your spec homes for that have 8' ceilings? 1 story or 2?
Post: 8' or 9' ceilings

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Thanks @Raymond B.
Hah it worked!
Post: 8' or 9' ceilings

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I'm in an unincorporated area that require building permits. All I have to get permits for are right of way, septic, and flood zone.
I think for the simple fact that it will keep my wife happy I'll stick with 9 footers.
@Barry Ratliff what do you homes sell for typically?
Post: 8' or 9' ceilings

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Thank you everybody for opining on this. Maybe I'll leave out the rock fireplace instead (this is central Texas...)