"Keep it Simple Simple Simple
"
"Every Building Depreciates in
Value, Land May Always Appreciate in Value"
"Every Building Is Fixable and
Repairable at a Price - How Much Time, Money and
Energy Do You Have to Do the Work and Is it Worth
It";
"Every House Is a Good House at a
Right Price";
"Buy Land by The Acre in a
Recession and Sell it by the Foot in a Boom
";
"In The Wet West Coast Building
Rot and Rust Out Because of Inadequate
Architectural
Designs, Details, Specifications and
Good Quality Construction";
“If One Thing Isn't Constructed
Right in the House, Don't Be Surprised to Find
That Nothing Else Is Constructed or Fitted Right
Either"
"Ask a Lot of Questions and Take
Nothing For Granted"
"Look at Areas of the House Where
No One Looks, Don't Expect What You Don't
Inspect";
"If the Foundations Aren't
Straight the Whole House Will Be out of
Alignment";
"Carefully Examine Construction
Detailing - Good Designs and Specifications Leads
to Good Detailing, Good Detailing Leads to Good
Construction. Details Need to Be Designed Before
They Are Built"; '
"A Good Roof over Overhang,
Straight Ridge, a Good Slope with No Sags
Throughout Is Almost Always a Sign of a
Well-designed House";
"When Looking for a Good House
Look at the Quality and Sustenance of the
Construction. If One Thing Isn't Fitted Right,
Don't Expect Anything Else to Be Fitted Right
Either One Things Leads in to Another - like a
Domino Effect";
"Prospective Buyers Should Be
Meticulous about Asking Questions - about the
Architect(s), the Builder(s), the Developer(s),
the Realtor(s) and the Inspector, and Questions
about AII Features of Any Building They Are
Purchasing"
"Home Away From Home ... a
Vacation Cottage Is an Investment in Family
Togetherness and in Most Situations it Is a Very
Sound Financial Investment as Well"
"The Best House Is the Teepee or
the Sod House ";
"Design, Design, Design We Have
Sloppy Plans, Sloppy Specifications (For
Builders) and That's Why We Have the Sloppy
Buildings" (Quote from Ed Witzke in the
Province Newspaper, Sunday April l9, 1998)
"Every House Is Someone's Castle,
it Represents the Psychology and Personality of
That Family and the Character of the
Individuals";
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