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Re: O/T What's happening to the old barns
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Posted by RickL on June 14, 2006 at 04:16:50 from (69.66.147.21):
In Reply to: O/T What's happening to the old barns posted by TomR Ont on June 13, 2006 at 15:38:53:
TomR; Simply put you can't afford to redo them and even when you did if would be of no use in tdays world. Few have been made into museum ans couple into houses but after putting lots of money into them!!!! hey are hoping to get payback bu having tours. I have one right now that I have taken down still have the roof yet to salvage but like was said earlier its the cost. Randy there is no tax break unless its gone period on my statements anyway. Alot of the ins companies will no lnger ins either so basically they just rot away. Anybody one some good usable roofing tin,you remove you can have,the roof is on the ground by the way.
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