The excitement of entering the first own space may cloud your judgement about efficiency.
cont...2
"...The moment you were handed over with the keys, and both of
you visited the whole house for the first time for the purpose of filling up
the defect list, the excitement begins.
Your partner mentions to push
the kitchen wall all the way to the fence, widen the master bedroom, move
the toilets, add some toilets with one of the toilets houses a jaccuzi, enlarge
the family area, build guest room with attached toilet, create a
large storage area, convert family area to home theatre, construct another
floor for gymnasium, extend the roof and the most predictable, shift
the car porch columns to allows for parking of 3 cars.
And without giving the
Sale and Purchase Agreement’s plan a second glance, you call the first
contractor you see on site and tell him what you were thinking.
The contractor smiles with joy when you
complaint that the kitchen is too small, the master bedroom is too narrow,
the toilet is at the undesirable location, the number of toilets are
insufficient, the family area seems uncomfortable, two number of
floors are not enough, and a single parking car porch is illogical; all
these being concluded without any furnishing in place yet..."
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