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what a bizarre website.

if it was oak, they may be kiln drying and selling the pieces to timber frame builders. i can't imagine a cabin built of oak, but it does make for some beautiful timber frames.

i would probably shoot for late winter, before the sap begins to flow in the spring. cutting and peeling pine in the summer might be uneccesarily messy.

thanks for clarifying it for me. i was in a rush and didn't offer a full explanation.

you need to live in the house for 2 out of 5 years in order to avoid capital gains tax on the first $250k in gain. definately worth it when you consider how much of your profit will be eaten by...