Homeowners Ask Whether Renovated vs Original-Condition Homes Need Different Reserve Sizing
A homeowner asks whether others size their financial reserve differently for a fully-renovated older home compared to one still in original condition. The question implies uncertainty about how renovation status should factor into reserve fund calculations. The post is truncated and lacks enough detail to identify a concrete, actionable problem.
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