Building the Gazebo

Around five years ago I had a cement pad pourd in the back yard to have a Gazebo. We bought a store model, and it lasted a couple of years, but once the fabric was shot it was not possible to replace it. I have thought about building a real one for a long time and have had a vision of what I wanted. Well, here are some shots of the last three days of progress. Putting the little "anchors" in the concrete was a tough job not only in terms of screwing them in, but also measuring where they needed to be so that all worked out right. Josh helped me figure it out. On the second day, Josh helped with putting in the posts, rafters, and corner braces. On the third day I managed to get 6 of the eight roof sections mostly completed by myself. (I sure hope Josh will help tomorrow.)

Inside the "Project House"

As you can see from these shots of the attic, bathroom, kitchen and basement, we have a lot of "adventure" ( work) ahead of us.

The Other House- "New Adventure"

Here is the house that Josh and i are gonna rehab. and rent to College Students. It is currently a one bedroom and one bath, but will become a three bedroom one and one half bath. these are the shots of the outside. Garage, back of house and front of house.

"California" House For Sale

Here are some shots of the house that we are selling in Sacremento, California. 2Bedroom, 2.5 Bath, 2 Car Garage, Gated community, Recreation Center, Gym, Pool, Hot Tub, etc... $200,000 Please buy it. It comes with Fridge and washer/dryer. We are anxious to sell it even though we are taking a significant loss on it.