/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>19329493
>>19329785
My main issue with older homes (and I mean 90+ years) is that even when the frame is solid, they just accumulate so much shit tier self repairs and nigger-rigging from gypsytier contractors that you often have to tear room down to studs and just start from scratch in portions of the house.

Stuff like floor tile not being laid on mortar properly and cracking, electrical outlets and boxes not being properly set in the wall, cracks running through the wall/cieling in the plaster since the foundations have settled in an uneven way. In general these things are going to be WAY worse in a newer boomer mansion as they age, but it just bothers me to try to fix one thing and have to repair 5 different fuckups from 40 years of work.

>>18705948
I see I see!

Since you don't like seeking out ideas that contradict with your POV, may I present some to you in easily digestible format of audio clips by people with more experience than the both of us?

Would you like that or would it upset you more?

>>18705984
GE could be something as a spec. Odd that is seems that the man credited with establishing it's greatness, Welsh, seemed to doom it by cutting forward thinking initiatives and R&D while also building up their toxic financing segment.

And he got to go out like a hero...

>>18364991
very pretty!