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Originally Posted by Aces4
That sounds like a lovely choice, you're fortunate to have those options.
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Log cabin originally built in 1800s great grandfather. traditional notch logs no nails perfectly lined with very few gaps. Painful upkeep, of logs and the snow removal on the roof. Passed down for $1 to his daughter. Her daughter, Adding indoor plumbing, and tripling size in 1980s, keeping with logs of the original.
Our children spent their summers at the cabin declined. Our grandchildren, will be next owners backing to 10,000 acres of state land, with lakefront all for $1.
The lake house is also a passed down generation home with sweeping views. Both require lots of upkeep, and must be passed down for 5 generations.
Taxes are 1/2 of any of our TV homes, our family house will keep for a few more years then pass down to our granddaughter.