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04-10-2022, 07:51 PM
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Grimpy, if you are thinking about keeping your cars, and you can afford building, then just do it and build. There is litterally no down side to building onto your place.
At this time I have 4 cars. I have 2 car garage at house, so 1 there, and own rental stuff where my single unit will hold 6 plus work space. I like having options and I doing what I want with my stuff. Go for it buildon. You won't regret it. Now selling off and downsizing?? I can see regrets and seen it happen before.
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