LabelKing
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Y'alls places are weak, smalltimers.
Here's a shot of my crib, circa 2009.
I thought you were a big-time I-Banker.
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Y'alls places are weak, smalltimers.
my first NYC place was a studio. Tiny.
I thought you were a big-time I-Banker.
I have alluded a few times to a new project I'm working on - it's a total re-model of an older (1928) house in Baltimore City. I'm essentially gutting a lot of the inside, tearing out a secondary stairwell and a bathroom to make room for a normal kitchen/den up to 21st century norms, and a lot of the bedrooms and all the bathrooms are being totally re-configured, in addition to all kinds of boring stuff like storm windows, new HVAC, plumbing, electrical, lighting, roof and structural work, etc etc. The house hasn't really been properly lived in for 30 years or so, besides very temporary renters now and then. Anyways, more photos will follow in probably 6 months when we've wrapped everything up (still haggling out details with the architect and contractor right now), but for now here's a sneak preview of the bones we have to work with. Sorry for the large-ish images, I didn't intend for them to come out this big:
Y'alls places are weak, smalltimers. Here's a shot of my crib, circa 2009.
your dwellings.
I really hope this a joke. Are you in school? This looks like a college dorm room in need of cleaning.
Nope. I despise paying high rent for a nice building so I skimp out at $1450 for a studio. It definitely was in need of a cleaning at the time. That's not the entire studio but it is most of the living area.