Make My Own House

Oct 17, 2008

Architecture and Design, DIY, Family and Kids, Hobbies and Interest, Old, Self Help

Make My Own House
by Larry Angell

This is a 48-page e-book that explains the benefits of building your own home instead of hiring contractors to do it for you. It also talks about planning, building, and financing your home. It’s a fun to read house building e-book that explains why modern homes are so overpriced and why so many people are having difficulty making their mortgage payments. It offers alternative methods for building a home.

Click on the link below to download this free ebook:-
Make My Own House (PDF)

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