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Can I really make my own house?


I built my home doing all my own labor.
My Cost: $60,000 Appraised Value: $140,000
(That was in 1997, now my home is worth $210,000)
Make my own house helps you reach these goals:

  • Bigger, better home
  • Lower monthly payments
  • Faster mortgage payoff
  • Higher starting equity
  • Valuable real estate
This free information site, make-my-own-house.com, will familiarize you with the hands-on details of new home construction. It will help you plan a house that's good for your finances. After you have a thorough knowledge of the construction process, you will be better equipped to make the decision to do all the contractor work yourself or to hire it out. There is a lot of information on such subjects like how to install vinyl siding and how to do residential electrical home wiring.

There are many basics on floors, walls, roofs, heating, drywall, stairs, cabinets, finish work, and electrical.

The thing that makes all this possible is the equity you create by doing your own labor or general contracting. You can use that equity to make your life better by using a construction home loan to start a business, get an education, or just sit back and enjoy low payments.

It was an easy decision to make my own house simply because of the amount of money I knew I could save. My experience had very little to do with my choice to build. It just seemed like the right thing to do.


Dear friends, my website is successful and fun with over 4,000 visitors a day and growing. That's more than 1 million visitors a year! Thank you for making it great.

Have fun learning about home construction explained in easy terms.

Good luck with your building projects and may God bless all of you.

Larry Angell


Hey, friends, check this out!

"Dear Larry,

I have done exactly what you have said. After two years of mostly weekend labor by myself I have almost completed a 1650 sq ft dutch barn style house on 1.5 acres. I am an accountant, but I am a little handy and did all of the labor myself.

I estimate with land and materials I have spent $50,000 and estimate my house will be worth at least $125,000 or more. I really love working on the house and hope to do it again when this one is complete. I enjoyed your website & story."

Jerry


Jerry is an accountant who built this nice home. He definitely understands the value of hard work.
GREAT JOB JERRY!




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