I think he’s right. I’d do it in about a month as well.

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Oct 3, 2022
5:39:25pm

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My HCBW & I are having a disagreement about

RockyBalboa

10/3/22 5:33pm

FWIW, I agree with you.

Doogal McCougar

10/3/22 5:36pm

I have told my wife one thing about a remodel: wait until our kids are gone.

BYUheaven

10/3/22 5:36pm

I'd do it in a month or two

StantonMac

10/3/22 5:37pm

I think he’s right. I’d do it in about a month as well.

TempeCoug

10/3/22 5:39pm

Yep, availability of contractors.

lightmann

10/3/22 5:39pm

Probably depends on how you plan to pay for it

Ben Swife

10/3/22 5:37pm

Definitely wait. Costs will come down.

LifeLongLakerFan

10/3/22 5:39pm

Will material costs go down enough to offset interest expense?

rmsenior

10/3/22 6:01pm

On their way.

TailgateU

10/3/22 6:08pm

Wait, wait, wait. New builds are slowing down, buys are slowing down. It's all

ebv

10/3/22 5:41pm

Don't do it until the contractors see their backlog drop.

Hobo

10/3/22 5:43pm

I agree with you and I think you should get quotes now and then start the process asap.

5150man

10/3/22 5:51pm

Wholesale lumber prices are back to pre-pandemic levels, but retail prices are

TailgateU

10/3/22 5:54pm

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JimmyZ

10/3/22 6:09pm

Just train yourself, scrape together materials from jobsites, sneak down there

Zooropa

10/3/22 7:24pm

Do not pay a sub more then 50% at most, before their job is 100% done.

qwerew

10/3/22 8:04pm

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