Log and Timber Home Living

Passing Down the Family Cabin

A cabin or cottage is much more than a piece of property; it’s a place where bonds are formed and memories are made. Wherever your retreat is located, recalling days spent swimming, fishing, hiking, skiing or simply whiling away an afternoon with family and friends is a key part of the equation. These moments will be recounted time and time again now and for generations to come.

While the cabin ideal is designed to help you to forget about everyday matters like taxes, mortgages and future repairs, these are exactly the factors you should address so that your cabin can remain in your family for good. With a little forethought and planning, you can preserve it for generations to

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