After he told us that Smokey Joe's Cabin was sold, we decided to meet with the developer/log home builder guy to try & get some ideas about pricing and the actual process for building our own log home. He's the expert... been doing it for 20-some years. Until now, we'd never even considered building a log home.
Well, I guess we took too much time to do our homework... the log home sold. That 'cute little cabin in the woods' was not meant to be ours.
Our excitement for one house in particular, and how we were preparing to make an offer...
While we were out looking at Smokey Joe's Cabin (again), we ran into the builder/neighbor (again). This time, he invited us to come inside to see what a larger (and more custom-built) log home looks like. Heck yeah! Here's what it was like...
Small world... We met a key player in this process of buying (or even building!) a log home here in Williamson County, Tennessee!
Here's what we've learned so far about that 'cute little cabin in the woods'...
One of the many decisions we've had to make in this process of deciding where to live...
After meeting with realtors for the first time, and visiting our first two homes for sale, we've come to the following conclusions...
This was the first time we walked inside a log home with chinking. It didn't have quite the warm and cozy feeling like the 'traditional' d-link log home we visited the day before, but this home was interesting for many other reasons!
Today was the first day we decided to actually visit a couple of homes that are for sale around here. We called & spoke with the realtors who were listed for two of the homes on our list.
