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To: dixiechick2000

isn't that weird how FR has these post lags at times...I noticed that too.


you know there was a time you could buy an antebellum great house for not a whole lot and fix em up across the South. I remember some around Franklin here in Tenn that went for less than 100K with maybe 20-40 acres back in the early 80s.

now...anything antebellum historical around here is millions.


143 posted on 01/04/2005 10:04:07 PM PST by wardaddy (Quisiera ser un pez para tocar mi nariz en tu pecera)
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To: wardaddy

I can just imagine they are a fortune.
But, consider that they have already been refurbished.
I bet that cost the above mentioned fortune.
I'm sure they were low interest loans, though.
I think there is a gov't loan for historic homes.

There's only one true Antebellum home left in Meridian.
The rest of them were burned a long time ago.


145 posted on 01/04/2005 10:10:22 PM PST by dixiechick2000 (President Bush is a mensch in cowboy boots.)
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