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A typical repayment schedule for construction would be as follows: 1st Payment
— Rough Enclosure— 30 percent of the loan The building should be framed and
sheathed, the roof completed, and window and exterior door frames set.
A typical repayment schedule for construction would be as follows: 1st Payment
— Rough Enclosure— 30 percent of the loan The building should be framed and
sheathed, the roof completed, and window and exterior door frames set.
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Of this total, the refrigerator consumes about 22 percent; the range, 14 percent;
dishwasher, 4 percent; clothes washer, 2 percent; dryer, 12 percent; TV, stereo,
and miscellaneous, 23 percent; and lights, 23 percent. See Figure 14-1.
Of this total, the refrigerator consumes about 22 percent; the range, 14 percent;
dishwasher, 4 percent; clothes washer, 2 percent; dryer, 12 percent; TV, stereo,
and miscellaneous, 23 percent; and lights, 23 percent. See Figure 14-1.
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15 /Water Heating and Water Conservation 247 A breakdown of water
consumption (see Figure 15-1) is as follows: toilets consume 40 percent;
lavatories, 3 percent; bathing, 33 percent; laundry, 12 percent; utility sink, 2
percent; and kitchen, ...
15 /Water Heating and Water Conservation 247 A breakdown of water
consumption (see Figure 15-1) is as follows: toilets consume 40 percent;
lavatories, 3 percent; bathing, 33 percent; laundry, 12 percent; utility sink, 2
percent; and kitchen, ...
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