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> acted in bad faith I'm all for going after them in person I agree, but this should be standard procedure. Hiding behind these peculiar "legal entities" that
by bjarneh 5y ago
> acted in bad faith I'm all for going after them in person
I agree, but this should be standard procedure. Hiding behind these peculiar "legal entities" that cannot possibly be held accountable anyway, makes no sense.
> This is one of the reasons I've never bought a new house
Same here, although the house I did buy was 160 years old; which also comes with its own set of problems :-)
- jacquesm 5y ago> although the house I did buy was 160 years old; which also comes with its own set of problems Hehe, been there done that. In fact, doing that, right now I'm fixing a window frame that had 'a small spot of rot', by the time it was done half the frame had been removed, incredible how bad wood can be under nicely looking paint. Insect paradise underneath there.
- bjarneh 5y ago> 'a small spot of rot' is similar to "a small spot of rust" I guess, there is no such thing :-) Fascinating to see how these old tree constructions are made. I still find it hard to comprehend that a few bricks and some timber logs are all that separates me from living directly on the dirt like a cave man..
- jacquesm 5y agoThat's one of my dreams still, to build a post-and-beam house from scratch. But I'm getting older and it may well be that such ambitious projects are now out of reach for me.
- bjarneh 5y ago> to build a post-and-beam house from scratch Sound like fun, and you shouldn't let age stop you from doing that. Instead you should adjust your dream to building a smaller post-and-beam house. It's not back breaking work if it's a small house; our inner cave men wants to work with timber for some reason.