Re: USCF Crossville Tennessee Building Construction a Bad Investment by Andrew Zito October 29. 2005.
- From: "The Pushed Pawn" <the_pushed_pawn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 Dec 2005 23:25:09 GMT
I easily can obtain all brick buildings that can be made ready for about
$100,000 rather than the $600,000 projected but I guess a regular USCF
member is just good enough to get messed around with cause we are all
@#$%^&* right? Why is it that BRADY WAS ADDRESSED ON THIS ISSUE AAS WELL AS
SLOAN AND DID NOTHING? I SAID $100k not $600k all you crooks and
charletons!!!!
STOP ROBBING THE KIDS
Hon. Rev. Andrew Zito Esq.
P.O.Box 1615
Altoona, Pa 16603
BTW Mister Channing's expertise is in development of new construction which
is distinctively different from old construstion rehab sub-prime alternative
construction in that the financing and investment is distinctive as it is
unrepresentative of the population the average person drived second hand
vehicles and lives in older houses only a select few buy new cars or live in
new houses
<parrthenon@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1130915351.675133.175110@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> SUCH A BARGAIN!
>
> < Even though I might have preferred an all masonry structure, it
> appears that the wood frame and brick veneer structure is pretty
> typical
> for the area. As long as it's maintained properly and checked for
> termites regularly there's every reason to expect that the building
> will last longer than any of us will.> -- Joel Channing
>
> So, then, the building in Crossville will be wood
> with a brick "veneer." It will be about 40 to 45
> percent the size of the structure in New Windsor. It
> will cost more than the sale price of the structure in
> New Windsor.
>
> For this bargain, the Federation ends up in the
> Cumberland Gap.
>
> The termites? Here's betting that the building
> will not be checked regularly for termites (an
> accidental oversight by a relative of the local
> architect) and there will be plenty of business down
> the years for the local good ol' boys. That is also
> one of the traditions in a place such as Crossville.
>
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