Get Your Own Home the Co Operative Way
Get Your Own Home the Co Operative Way
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, Oakland, California, in which Valley Homes has membership. Cost to the Corporation is $50.
Most of the houses are cottage-type, a story and a half high, with hip or gable roofs. Five are erected on 6-inch concrete slabs, while the rest have cement foundations 2 feet high. Exteriors are in redwood, stucco, or brick veneer, with roofs finished in asphalt or wood shingles.
Interior partitions are wood or plaster board, which is painted or stuccoed. Ceilings are Celotex. Stoves are electric. All ...outside doors are metal weatherstripped. Provision for storage space has been made in the garage. With the exception of the concrete slab units, which have radiant heat, most of the cottages utilize wall heaters supplied by natural gas. Many also have fireplaces with heatilators.
Houses range in cost from $5000 to $12, 000. These figures include the vets' self-help labor hours. In some instances, the contractor built the house from start to finish. In others, under an arrangement with the veteran, he erected only the shell, the vet taking over the job at this point.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, Oakland, California, in which Valley Homes has membership. Cost to the Corporation is $50.
Most of the houses are cottage-type, a story and a half high, with hip or gable roofs. Five are erected on 6-inch concrete slabs, while the rest have cement foundations 2 feet high. Exteriors are in redwood, stucco, or brick veneer, with roofs finished in asphalt or wood shingles.
Interior partitions are wood or plaster board, which is painted or stuccoed. Ceilings are Celotex. Stoves are electric. All ...outside doors are metal weatherstripped. Provision for storage space has been made in the garage. With the exception of the concrete slab units, which have radiant heat, most of the cottages utilize wall heaters supplied by natural gas. Many also have fireplaces with heatilators.
Houses range in cost from $5000 to $12, 000. These figures include the vets' self-help labor hours. In some instances, the contractor built the house from start to finish. In others, under an arrangement with the veteran, he erected only the shell, the vet taking over the job at this point.
What to read after Get Your Own Home the Co Operative Way?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie N Elsie Nicholas Danenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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