10’ 👍

Thank you! 😊

Thank you very much, yeah, for the rest of the remodel we used a paint sprayer and it does a much better job.

Definitely worth it, it’s probably worth double that in the house price increase alone. Not to mention rental income I can get from it now. Utah is a very expensive real estate market.

It is a small AC and heating unit that doesn’t require any ductwork. It’s perfect for small spaces. 👍🏼

That sounds awesome! Glad I could help. Try not to spend too much money on it if the house is going to stay in your parents name because you don’t want to be left with regrets afterwards if you put a lot of money into it and don’t own the house right now.

@@ZacharyBuhler 100% this is under the pretense that I’ll be taking over the house eventually and then I would probably turn it into an air b&b or a guest home. It’s just so expensive buying a home now and as my parents get older I’d want to stay close enough to help as much as possible

@@ashleynicole2200 that’s awesome! Yeah, I was in the same boat at the time which is why I decided to buy my parents house. I hope it works out for you, and good luck with it 😁

Thank you for the kind words and I’m glad you enjoyed the video! 😁

Thanks for watching! ✌️

yeah they hustled this poor yuppie dude so hard. His own brother too, that's some cold shit.

Thanks for watching! ✌️

Thanks! 😂 it’s a speed demon!

Yeah, right now I’m renting out my basement apartment and then I have my parents living in the studio apartment. It’s great house hacking and has really put us ahead financially over the last 5 years 😁

I drive a 2005 Chevy Silverado 2500. It’s my work truck for my business!

@@2Years2Farm I love Silverado’s! And nothing feels better than putting a bunch of miles on a 17 year old truck! 😁

Thank you! I love it too! 😂

Got busy with family life, I would like to get back into it, just need to get motivated to start posting again 😁

I just saw your comment on graham stephan channel

@@ZacharyBuhler I really hope that you will start this channel again and get successful

@@ZacharyBuhler You already have great motivation (Graham Stephan)

@@sanyamsachdeva thank you! I will! 😁

Thanks for your thoughts!

Ripped off? Haha wow that’s harsh :-( In California, most people tell me they paid $100k for a garage conversion, so he paid half as much as that

@@lisademarco2232 my thoughts exactly 😁

@@lisademarco2232 key word in your comment, California.

Thank you very much! I’m glad you enjoyed it. It is a very useful space. After my wife and I lived in there for a few years we moved my aging parents in there and they love it.

Thanks Isaac! It was a lot of fun creating this 😁

I do, but I wouldn’t be able to give that out! You can email me at [email protected]

Thank you!! 😂😂

Thank you so much! Yeah, I’ve definitely thought about doing a more in depth video on it, I just never got around to it. The space is basically 20’x20’ it’s king of like a perfect square. We wanted to make sure we could still get a king size bed in there and have room underneath.

@@ZacharyBuhler I would really love to copy this layout, it's perfect and it would add so much to my property. I look forward to your video on it when it does happen, peace man!

Not sure what that is, but I hope you liked the video!

As soon as you figure that out, let me know 😂

@@ZacharyBuhler Haha!

Thank you for the advice! And thanks for watching. Yeah, it’s about time I upgrade my mic 😂

Thank you! I completely agree! I’m not comfortable with a lot of risk. So, this helps me still invest but not be stressed about it going up or down too much 😂

@@ZacharyBuhler I am right there with you!

Thank you!! Dave Ramsey is the best! I’m finally going to start posting again! I took a few months off and I’ll finally be posting a video tomorrow. Thanks for tuning in! 😁

Thank you!! 😁

Sure am! 😁 Watch my other videos and you’ll see!

Thanks Jose! I appreciate it. I’m hoping to start ramping up some more content soon, been busy with life.

If you have the money to put it all in right at the beginning of the year then that is the best thing to do because you’ll be getting interest on the entire amount for the entire year. Most people can’t do it all at once which is why monthly is a good option, but any time you can do it all at once then do that and you’ll come out better ahead. So far I have put in $14,368 so it has made me $10,470 over a 4 year span. I started this on July 1, 2017.

@@ZacharyBuhler Thanks for the reply man, super helpful. Love how straightforward you are with the content! You should make a video going over some strong recommended index funds (VTSAX, VFIAX, etc)

@CBaez13 thank you! That’s a huge compliment, I appreciate it! That’s actually my next planned video, I just barely bought some VOO and I’m going to start investing outside of retirement. Stay tuned :)

@@ZacharyBuhler sounds great, your content deserves way more subs! Keep it up, super informative

@@wbae1340 thank you! I just started a few months ago and haven’t been able to put a ton of time into it, so I got a lot of work to do!

Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

@@ZacharyBuhler Your welcome, I believe in this topic so much and it is very important for young people to learn about passive income, cash-flow and smart investing. Keep up the great work!

Thank you!

Haha! 😁

Thanks for subscribing! Yeah, I’m about as big of a Dave Ramsey fan as they get. I’ve been working his plan for about 8 years and his advice is spot on! My goal is to get more and more people listening to his advice because it has paid off greatly for me. My finance channel isn’t going to be as popular because people are going to want me to tell them to get a credit card, build their credit score, buy crypto, but I’m going to do the exact opposite because all of that stuff is stupid 😂

@@ZacharyBuhler wow that’s a long time! I’ve been following him for a little over a year now and he has changed my life as well. Before becoming a listener, I bought a new car. After listening, I sold the car after having it for about 15 months and even changed career plans (I got into a graduate program but decided on another career to avoid student loans). I never thought that I would do either, (especially change careers), because I thought I was dead set on becoming a physical therapist, but I did. I’m now cash-flowing school to become an RN. Lol! Yes. People love to fight him on the credit card topic😂. After 8 years, I’m sure you will stay true to his principles.

Wow Ashley that is an incredible story! What a change in your life to decide you won’t go into student loans so you changed your entire major! Kudos to you, that is amazing! I also went to school without taking out a student loan and it’s the best decision I ever made. That’s really all it takes, is people just have to decide if they are going to be “normal” and take out debt like everyone else or are they going to change their habits and change their mindset to be “different” 😃 I also want to take a minute and recognize the fact that you are going to become an RN! You are incredible for that. Thank you for doing that! It’s a really tough field to be in and RN’s are heroes in my book! They are saving lives and I hope you make a lot of money doing it 😁

@@ZacharyBuhler thank you! I sometimes wish I would’ve made the decision sooner, but better late than never! Also, thank you for your words of encouragement. It is a tough field, especially during this time, but I am ready for it.

Thank you very much for the compliment. I’m glad you liked it!

Thank you very much! They have taken care of me my whole life, it was time to repay them.

Haha! 😂 That’s awesome! I’ve also had the hour long phone calls helping people set one up, so I’m like yeah I need a video just to send people to 😂. I appreciate the support man. 🤘🏼🤘🏼

@@ZacharyBuhler haha for sure man! 😂 and dude, of course!

Couldn’t agree more! In the 3 years since I’ve installed it I’ve already spent $1500 on repairs. So if I had just gotten the top of the line system and paid someone to do it in the beginning it would have been the same price without all the headache.

I definitely wouldn’t for family. It wasn’t until my wife and I were married that we combined our income and paid off everything together.

Thank you very much! Right back at you with your channel! Keep up the growth and info man.

Thank you very much! I appreciate it.

Haha, thank you for the compliment! I will definitely keep that in mind on my future videos, I’m trying to find a happy medium where I don’t bore people but can also deliver great content. Thanks again. 😄

Roughly 400 ft.². It used to be a garage, but when we bought the house it was just a large room with concrete and wood paneling that was connected to the main part of the house. The rest of the house we’ve been remodeling over the years as well and it has a basement apartment and the main part of the house we just finished and looks really nice. I’m going to make some videos about each section of the house over time. We have a mortgage, we just refinanced to a 10 year mortgage with a 2.25% interest rate and pay roughly $2400 per month Thank you, I’m glad you like it!