Struggling To Find A Cabin In The North Of Sweden (Story 2)

[@m.e.3614]

Awww, I loved the end. :) Most sellers would have taken the higher offer, but I love how whomever you bought the cabin from wanted it to be more about handing it on to someone who they perhaps felt would appreciate it as they did than about the money. That makes the purchase all the more special, IMO.

[@daisychain3007]

Cabin 10 had a leaky roof. How would she repair that? Would a roofer come to that remote place and how would she fit in a heating pump for hot water? I would love a remote cabin or isolated cottage, but I would worry about leaks and other problems, which would be harder to repair in those remote places.

[@RobertJLessard]

@@daisychain3007 as long as you don't have a fear of heights and you can get the materials delivered roofing is very diy friendly.

[@erikbergstrom258]

​@@daisychain3007 bring the supplies in winter on snow snowmobile and be friendly with the workers you can get it done cheap

[@svenlarsson5045]

@@daisychain3007 Roofers here in sweden can come to pretty much any place. Big trouble is the waiting times, in some parts there is months or years waiting time for larger jobs when it comes to roofing, plumbing etc.

[@klegessegelk7527]

Cabin 11 looks so enchanted 😍

[@MartinKaller]

Cabin 10 was a good choice, as you showed but didn't mention, it's right up along a "naturreservat", Nature reserve so you will not have to worry about deforestation around your new Cabin as those woodlands are very protected by law.

[@mlem6951]

The end made me so happy. The fact that he missed out on money to give the house to you was so wholesome. And i bet he did not regret what he did, you take so good care of this cute, little cabin. So happy x3.

[@KjellEson]

Hey! The most important thing to look at is the roof and windows. You can not cope with a winter with windows with only one glass. In old houses here in Sweden, there are often extra windows to put on the regular window so you get two glasses. The joints that arose when winter windows were installed were sealed with a special tape made of paper. It is still available for purchase. In between the summer window and the winter window, they used to lay in between the windows than decorated cardboard roll filled with a special batting. When the windows were screwed together, the roller was pressed between the windows so that it would be tight. Some old houses have high thresholds inside the house. It was to counteract floor drafts between the rooms. 17:05 Living in that house in the winter is not easy. You have probably already experienced that. It is difficult to maintain a temperature with electric elements without being ruined by the price of electricity. The house is built for heating with wood. Old houses are often rebuilt. What is now a living room was probably the kitchen once upon a time. One lived in the kitchen in the winter time. It was hot with heat from a wood-burning iron stove. Having water in the house on old cottages can sometimes be a problem in the winter. The water freezes to ice under the house. Often now more so you have a heating loop in the pipe from the well to the house. The pipes are usually at a depth of two meters so that the water does not should freeze when there is deep frost. In the 1980s, in some places in Sweden there was frost down to a depth of three meters. Hope the information did not scare you. When I have followed your journey when you have searched for a house, I wish I had been with you and been able to talk about what is good and bad. You are an admirable fighter and I hope you get the house in order. Ask the locals for advice. I do not know where in Sweden you are but most of them speak fairly good English.

[@wildrosie]

Thanks for all the info!! I have survived the colder temperatures so far, so that is good :). Definitely learning a lot of things now that you could've told me before! But that's okay, all part of the journey. Using the fireplaces would indeed be much better but they are still in an awful state and need lots more fixing. I do have a second pair of windows but still need to put them in front of the others... I have actually been looking for that tape. Do you know what it is called (in Swedish?) I've been looking in Biltema but couldn't recognise what I need!

[@KjellEson]

@@wildrosie Tätningstejp, Tätningsremsa, Fönsterremsa. same things only diffrent names :)

[@erikbjorken7926]

My grandmother(Sweden) put "cotton wool"= ( "Fetvadd") (Importent not cotton=bomull) between the windows and on top of that she put white moss (dried), and then taped the window inside the house around the window so it became tight. She used thin paper with water soluble glue. I think you can buy today called "window tape"

[@adamwalker7338]

@@wildrosie These aren't the colder temperatures. These are the global warming temperatures.

[@adamwalker7338]

@@wildrosie Jula, Jem & Fix would be good bets for that weatherstripping tape gummitätining w-profil. I got some at Lidl, but they only sell it a couple of times a year. There is also a plastic film that you can cover the entire window with. I don't know what that is called here, I buy it in the states. Probably make your own with some plastifolie.

[@shehazi695]

The first view of cabin 10 brought a tear to my eye 🏡

[@tinadahl2831]

Great that the seller decided that they wanted you to get the house😁

[@tara7550]

Wow, Rosie, your story leads like a journey of the soul. The universe showed you everything that you could or might want to have but ultimately consolidated your decision of what your soul really wanted. The universe was making sure you were making the right call for yourself and like a beautiful cliff hanger in a movie, just when you thought all was lost - another soul decided for some reason that you needed to have their beloved summer home. Something speaks of divine intervention. And now the previous owners are probably getting a kick out of watching you on YT renovating and add your own touches to a place that meant a lot to them. So glad the universe stepped in . Nothing is by chance in this world - That which meant for you - will never pass by you. It may take a while to come to you but it will never pass you. Congratulations and thank you for sharing your incredible soul journey to find your own bolt hole in this world - Its a beautiful place.

[@persso1832]

The roaring sounds from the roads in Sweden that propagates kilometerwise is due to a high insets of gravel. This in turn is due to that the asphalt must withstand studded tires.

[@robinr5669]

I am astounded at your ability to hike such long distances.

[@charonstyxferryman]

Yeah, 30 Km isn't a short distance, IMHO.

[@mellowtopia5376]

I just stumbled upon your channel. I laughed as you found the perfect property in the south, not where you were looking for initially. I bought a house in Blekinge, also in the south, in October 2023. I am originally from Germany. I took a different route from you, I bought a house that was recently renovated and in a little town of 7.500 people that still seemed small to me, as I live in a town of 400k people currently. I knew I wouldn't be able to live there immediately, as I have my job, family and friends in Germany, but I wanted to use it as a vacation house and then later, at whatever point I felt comfortable to do it, end up moving there. My place isn't remote, I have neighbours, a garden, a supermarket just a few hundred meters away. But I also have the forest in reach and a huge lake, perfect for swimming and kayaking, just a few minutes from my house. I love it. It's expensive to keep up with the costs for two homes atm, but it's been absolutely worth it. In Germany I just wouldn't have been able to afford such a nice house and property. I was also someone that prefered the north initially, but I find it's easier to commute between the two countries living in the south and it's also kind of in the middle between traveling further up to Norway or westwards to Finland. A great adventure. I think prices will keep rising in the area as more and more people will discover the beauty and affordability of southern Sweden. But seeing you still live there almost three years later, seems like it was the right thing to do at that time. :) Best regards from a fellow house buyer!

[@dutchgram3799]

I am in awe of women that venture out like you have done. It is something I dreamed of doing since I was a young girl but I never had the courage to go against the way I was raised nor the foresight to establish a plan to reach the goal. I am looking forward to future videos.

[@kattihatt]

Start small and continue from there. You can do it!

[@naturelover6520]

Some of these cabins are just awesome. What you see in fairytale stories. I absolutely love them ❤️❤️❤️. What is so unique about your journey is that you don't have a car. I'd have thought first thing you need is a vehicle but you've proven that where there's a will there's a way. You will be an inspiration for many people 🙂.

[@styrelsefksu4463]

Welcome to Sweden having the wood stove and fire place sorted out and fixed is a really good thing to do because in winter there is quite often power outages depending on where in Sweden you are and having a fireplace or wood stove to heat the house may be crucial in case that happens and also making shore the road to your house is free from snow so you can get wood and groceries delivered in case you run out some supermarkets here in Sweden like Coop and ICA have online shopping with home delivery and that may be useful to you since you don't have a car if your house is not to far away that is

[@skaraborgcraft]

LOL, welcome to Sweden, i had the opposite problem 15 years ago of being the highest bidder, but the owner did not want to sell to a foreigner! Lucky for me, the other bidder had found another property, and so i got the house at a lower bid. Life in the forest is good for the soul, do not expect to grow much up there (where are you?), poly tunnels are good for veggies and try to start early in the spring. My first cabin had no running water and outside toilet, it got a bit old when its minus 25 outside!

[@petro3441]

Hi. I am new on your chanel from South Africa. Its always amazing to me how safe it is on your side of the world for a woman to stay alone in the forest. Its one thing we can never try here

[@joeb4142]

Watching this again :-) Rosie you’re adorable! 🤗 lol

[@LageB12]

You are a very brave and this will be interesting to follow. Summers here in Sweden are very nice so the challenges comes in the winter. Wishing you all the best. What an adventure! 🙂👍 You got yourself a subscriber.

[@wildrosie]

Summer indeed is lovely and so far I am surviving winter.... Exciting times ahead!

[@LageB12]

@@wildrosie Ohh, great! 🙂👍 Well, considering that you WALKED for hours to look at each of those remote prospects before making your purchase I'm

[@LageB12]

.. I'm confident you are both strong and stubborn enough to manage all your project(s) 😀👍😀. And,..starting this week the daylight are slowly coming back again so enjoy your winter and coming spring. Each season has its charm. All thumbs up👍👍👍

[@joshschrader4732]

You are and inspiration- love how you're walking around the country looking at these places and camping out in the rain- you are tough!

[@kathycagg6531]

Making lots of holes in the property and then struggling to fill them up” - cracked me up!😀 I’m looking forward to the ride

[@jesswright8279]

These first 2 videos have been really helpful as by understanding what you’re looking for, it helps me to understand you and therefor to some extent where you’re going on this journey

[@MonaMcC1]

We have wild flowers around us too here in the states but those around the really overgrown cabin were absolutely beautiful! I’d be seed saving like crazy if I lived there!

[@Pommeroj]

i live in and old house in Sweden not terrebly far away from Ludvika, an hour maybe. It is an "all year around house" insulated and that kind of thing, but it is bult in 1872, that means you can insulate all you want, its going to be COOLD AASS BAAALLS during winter. I have an hot air pump that works to around -20,-25. and when i say works. it pumps some warm air at those cold temperatures. But i also have a boiler for burning wood in the kitchen that is hooked up to all the radiators in the house, so that's pretty much whats keeping us alive during those cold days. You are very brave to take this upon yourself. But hey, i found you. maybe some nice people living closer to you can find you as well and be to assistance if you needed it. You'll probably do great!

[@janinafisher101]

Oh, that was just lovely to see your process of travelling all around Sweden looking at properties! You were so amazing, walking everywhere to get to these cabins! How lovely that the sellers wanted you to have it. I am amazed at how good the prices were! It was fun having watched several of your renovation and project videos to go back to the beginning to see how it all started!

[@beverleyroberts1025]

How lovely, you were meant to have this cabin! It was my favourite, and I hoped you would get it, it looks beautiful! 🏡

[@danielhamann5552]

Rosie, you are a fascinating and inspiring person! Thank you so much for sharing! I like your quietness and the quietness of your movies. Such a relief! You seem so vulnerable but in fact you are so brave. Take care and please continue sharing!

[@wildrosie]

Aw thanks so much! Glad you're enjoying the journey so far :)

[@Gullvivas]

@@wildrosie You was smart to not hunting for a new cabin home in Norway though! Here we are not allowed to live year around in a cabin,but just for vacations only. Not allowed to have our main post address/folkeregisterad address in a cabin. Admire your Guts!

[@enjoyingthejourneycanceras2355]

Sweden is really beautiful countryside. I don't blame you for wanting to live out among the trees and nature.

[@wildrosie]

It is quite special! :)

[@LH-gb2lh]

Your videos are so nice to watch, I love the topic - Sweden, old houses, renovation, hiking, a woman on her own - and you present everything in such a beautiful way - calm, properly edited, great images, excellent story telling and it stays interesting. Well done!

[@joelkalin9764]

Stumbled upon your househunting videos. Imagine going to a new country and randomly take trips to find that special place! As a resident of Ludvika I kept my fingers crossed for the local cabin (of course) but the one you ended up finding seems very nice and I look forward to the new video.

[@wildrosie]

It seemed really nice around that cabin in Ludvika! But probably an even bigger renovation job than this place...

[@MrBiggmartin]

I'm glad that you found Va Gotaland. I lived there for more than six years and I loved it. And I spent my conscript service in Harnosand where you looked at some cottages. Originally from Stockholm but lives in Smaland, another popular area for summerhouses.

[@AllenPykalo]

Congrats on the new property! I've seen some videos on cabin hunting in Sweden, but none quite like this using public transportation and walking. It reminded me of the saying "it's the journey, not the destination", and in your case it's both

[@graffigdesign8977]

Rosanne. Of all the properties you showed us, I’m so happy that you succeeded in securing the one you got! To me, this one is by far the nicest. In terms of location, plot and opportunities I think you’ve hit gold. Even via video it seems to have a nice feel. Cannot wait for the house tour 👍🏻😌

[@wildrosie]

Thanks! I agree, it really had such a nice feel and a lovely little spot in the forest.... very happy to be here :)

[@graffigdesign8977]

@@wildrosie Hope you had a lovely Christmas

[@oliviaenglund]

Such a beautiful story Rosie!! What a gem of a house you found in the woods, feels like it was meant to be yours 🥺😊 I live in Gothenburg city in Västra Götaland and our more ”rural” areas out in the country are really beautiful! So exciting to follow your cabin renovation and you settling down in our beloved country. Just subscribed! Välkommen hit!! 😊👌🏼🏡

[@veral9837]

Yesss! I think the cabin you got looks so good, and I cannot wait to see the tour and renovation journey. :)

[@wildrosie]

Thank youuuu

[@mimidp2649]

Congratulations! Your new home is so beautiful and I’m very glad the seller made the choice they did. Enjoy the renovations ☺️

[@MikeSantis]

Definately ýou did the best choice. The house is so charming and the plot is great! Congrats!

[@ronniejansson7004]

congratulations and welcome to Sweden hope you enjoy it!

[@lifeisajourney8620]

Hey there :) It’s so lovely to follow your journey as buying a little cabin in Sweden has been on my wish list since last year too ! I totally relate to your vision and it’s so great to get inspired by your videos , so thanks a lot and good luck !

[@ExclusivelyReclusive1]

Ahh at the 10th cabin hearing that bird sing brings joy and peace to my soul. The calmness of nature can't be matched. I'm myself am thinking of moving north in Sweden in the future, finding a cabin/house and live more of the land. can't wait for that day

[@MarkKoekenbakker]

Wow, new to your chanel and I like it!!! I've ben three times in Sweden from the Netherlands and I like it very much! More nature, more peace. You know. :)

[@paulknight8254]

Well done,a little piece of heaven.

[@wildrosie]

Thanks! I have a lot of ideas for the place... :)

[@Aktieanalytikern]

Hi I just saw your two videos about your cabin search. I really liked watching them and I will follow your upcoming videos. Welcome to Sweden! 🙂 /Joachim

[@geoffoakland]

You are brave to buy a cabin as well as decide on this area not having spent a winter there. I would have recommended renting a house or even stay in a B&B for a week or so in winter to see if the cold and darkness are something you could deal with.

[@allie1953]

I had a similar experience when buying my first house. I was outbid but the seller decided that she wanted ME to have it! I lived there nearly twenty years until life changes occurred and I had to move on.

[@mariannelienomang6720]

So happy to hear that you got the house. And its really exciting to follow you on your journey

[@Sateisa]

Even tho the cabom you ended up with wasn't as wild as you intially hoped yet perfect in every other way, you can just make it wilder really.

[@Ladythyme]

Fun to follow your journey….found myself always waiting for the “but”….”unfortunately” …”however “…. Lol……Glad you found the end of your path to home.

[@wildrosie]

Haha, it was a bit of a theme wasn't it!!

[@bertdorrestijn9932]

Congratulations with the purchase of your lovely swedish cottage. What a nice place to call your home!

[@SurfergirlKH]

Lucky No. 10! It looked more like a home than the other houses before

[@dough556]

subscribed from London Ontario Canada. looking forward to following your journey.😊😊😊✌✌✌ all the best to you

[@YourRichLifeMedia]

This is the definition of "what is meant for you will be yours". I am so excited for you!

[@livus3787]

Watching back the origins 😊 so much progression since, althou it already looked like it was meant to be yours, it was... cute ☺️ . . (now I you wouldve made friends with the little community to access the lake on the other property, they could sit now on your bench 😜)

[@johnschmitt3083]

Is getting a cabin in Sweden the new #VanLife? My Yt Algo is showing me a new Sweden Cabin Video everyday. Even one Channel that focus on this and is professionally produced by i assume some Swedish State Media. Looking forward to watching this one.

[@wildrosie]

Haha I think you're onto something here. Definitely the new official Vanlife for Europe!!

[@sarahleeuwestein]

I LOVE watching your journey and i really hope you keep making videos

[@wildrosie]

THANK YOU. and i will!!!

[@4evermistyblu]

How exciting!!!! Congratulations!!🏡 🔑🎉

[@nicklasbergman836]

Welcome to Sweden! Looking forward to follow your cabin adventures.🔨🏡

[@halinabogucki480]

I enjoyed watching your video! Sending you positive energy!!! ☺

[@erikabaj9037]

Thank you... I needed this! ❤I am so happy you found your place!💗

[@mistanbo]

Ahhh I’m in Västra Götaland too! For some reason I thought you would be further up north

[@gurudas]

Grattis! I hope you will enjoy your stay here.

[@wildrosie]

I think I will! :)

[@user-kev-k5v]

Well eventually you got what you wanted and I know you have put your heart body and soul into it

[@AmberMaureenPuanani]

You have courage and it’s really fun watching how you visualize, express authenticity through all your projects. I look forward to how you make over the attic; as it has such a nice view and even a dormer will give you more space( just a thought).😃

[@louiseringsgart1298]

I´m so glad I found your videos. Can´t wait to see the cabin renovation.

[@dnd6075]

Very nice, looks like the middle to middle/south of Sweden though.

[@combaja]

What a lovely place you found. Happy for you! :)

[@Anna-oo3yf]

Oh my goodness,... what a journey and I am so happy the seller wanted to sell to you! This is the point I stopped to write this message. .... Congratulations! Much deserved, given the miles you put in to find this place! I wish you all the best. ..😀🎈🎈🎈💜💜💜💜

[@kululv]

cooll! congratulations to your cabin and for staying thru to you! And its a good omen that seller likes you over a higher bid!

[@happywanderer6688]

Excellent! Looking forward to seeing the next episode, thanks for sharing - D

[@DragonsFan.]

That clearcut behind the house kinda break my heart. This magical forests killed there.

[@gklJC]

Lovely video. Thanks for sharing your hunt. Congratulations. Look forward to following your new adventure.

[@ofirshorshy8281]

I found your channel now and it is cute :) I like how you are so realistic. It was beautiful and emotional to hear that you finally got the house . beautiful. wish you good luck :)

[@wildrosie]

Thank you!! :)

[@donnasteel4187]

Please take us on your adventure. This is the only way I'm getting through this pendemic. You are a brave lady. Good luck!

[@alltiallo]

Another Swede following your adventures :) Subscribed.

[@niemandnobody8145]

Ben de video´s opnieuw aan het bekijken. Wat een mooi verhaal en avontuur.

[@lastcry7027]

New subscriber & viewer today! So happy I found this channel. It’s so inspiring and you are amazing incredible! Starting all the way from the beginning and it’s been such a pleasure watching you!

[@connoroleary591]

Very nice video. I don't know why i am rooting and praying for a stranger. Much success and happiness to you from the UK.

[@kristiecox7350]

Well congratulations new home owner. Now the fun begins

[@kaasgermaan1050]

Congratulations, that is awesome

[@lesliebethge1135]

Wow, so happy you`ve got the nice cabin! Love to see moore!

[@jedidiah5131]

I had a similar situation, the owner decided to sell to me as she asked agent to inquire what all bidders planned on doing with the property....Thanks for the video and it will be an interesting channel to follow.

[@hArtyTruffle]

Yay! Congratulations :) How wonderful that the seller decided to sell it to you, despite being offered more money. Looking forward to the tour.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

See you -> over yonder, Rosie!

[@marthanuelvgdn9854]

Good luck overthere! Thanks for sharing. 'Look'n forward to see your adventure. We are making plans too.. 'Love that country soo much!'

[@briandoyle6188]

The seller too had deep pockets but also felt that electric spark coming from you that you only have when you've fallen in love...I loved the inside of the last one the best definitely and that ramshackle that some of us fall for...I'm looking for more uploads...p.s I even loved the yellow chinzee wallpaper....

[@tracy2092]

Excited to follow your journey, new to the channel 😊😊

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

Just got recommended to your last video and I just had to watch this one! It's also my dream to one day move to Sweden and buy a cozy little cottage on some land and grow my own food. These videos are super helpful and it gives an idea of what to expect once you start searching. I love the one you ended up buying and can't wait to see the next video!

[@zebu7493]

I did the same,but in Germany,my homeland. 9.000 m² of land,including forest. We try to grow all we need the 2nd year and we just love it. You don't have to look in other countries

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

@@zebu7493 That's wonderful! I'm so happy that you are able to do that! Germany also seems like a wonderful country to be able to live like that. 🥰 For me, I never want to return to my home country, and I'm still looking for the place where I really feel that sense of "home". Sweden has always called to me, and it's been a place where I've always wanted to end up. Of course, who knows what the future will bring, but for right now, that is my plan and my dream. Slowly working towards that point. ❤️

[@zebu7493]

@@Ellary_Rosewood We all have our dreams! Follow them! But go to Sweden before on a long trip to see,if you can deal with the moskitos in the summer and the lack of light in winter! Even here in the south of Germany we have millions of moskitos from dusk till dawn and they are monsters!! Also, it's always very humid in the summer,so the cabin collects a lot of moisture. And everything is really hard work! Cutting trees,making wood,caring for the plants and animals,even the komposting toilet requires time 😂. But I absolutely love it, especially in winter! Though it's hot in one single room and the rest is freezing cold 😇

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

@@zebu7493 Definitely! I grew up in the forest on a small farm with a garden and I really miss that simple life. I'd love for my future children to be able to experience that as well. I also absolutely thrive in freezing weather and darker days, so I know that wouldn't be much of an issue for me. Definitely want to experience it before moving there permanently though! 😀

[@Ellary_Rosewood]

@@zebu7493 I'm curious, where in Germany do you live? Germany is another country that I've considered living in one day. Always keeping it open as an option.

[@reconstructingleslie4597]

Congratulations! I'm new subscriber and watching your cabin journey videos ❤

[@heidisaglund3443]

Omg, the ending made me tear up, at the same time I'm extremely curious as to wich kommun you ended up in! We bought land in Boda 2 years ago, close to Töcksfors, and the biddingwar was nerverecking to say the least😅. We got it in the end, at almost twice😱 the asking price...without even a cabin on it... we now have a barn and next we're building a cabin.

[@Gelix]

Hi from sweden! OMG that old wooden sofa!! Thats old! Propobly worth a lot.

[@CoinOBoy]

Your first video on buying a cabin in Sweden was somehow in my suggested feed. I just sat through both videos and had a great time! Looking forward to the restoration project!

[@sjuultjefromthelake4264]

Ojojoj that mäklaren , handy crook. But you have a nice house, and I’m very curious to your adventures. 👍🍀good luck

[@kerrylale6236]

Been waiting for your next story.. Hopefully you are well and doing good Rosie.

[@DanSmith-v4l]

Great video.

[@Louisefenner]

All the best with your new home. Looking forward to following your journey from South Africa.

[@HanginOutWithStan]

You are so cute Wild Rosie. I am really glad I found your channel. During your tour of all the prospective properties and houses, what thoughts were going through your head being a professional interior designer/decorator? I'm not one, nowhere close to being one, but I'm confident I could have decorated some of them much better than they were lol. I would imagine some of them nearly made your brain explode. I think your choice of properties available was excellent. I love what you bought and am extremely impressed at your boldness in learning carpentry and turning your houses into beautiful works of art. I always anxiously await each new video you create. You are a very remarkable woman. In all my years of commuting from Texas to England for my work and the 3 years I actually lived in England, I met many ladies from England, but never met one like you. You are very rare in a myriad of ways, all of them wonderful. The only advice I offer you is to please be safe out there. With all the power tools you use, if something went wrong and you were seriously injured, you may not be able to call for help. That worries me. So please, always think smart and be safe! Anxiously awaiting your next video and watching your existing ones while I wait.

[@rockintherae]

#11 is BEAUTIFUL

[@ImperfectionistGaming]

You're gonna think i'm joking or exaggerating but a property like that where I'm looking (massachusetts) would cost like 200k or more depending on how much acres is included. getting something for 40k would be an absolute dream. location, location, location i guess...

[@THE-AIDEN-PROJECT]

Well done 🙌

[@38below39]

Congratulations , I can't wait to watch your upcoming videos

[@seantowlson7051]

Congratulations on the purchase of your new home. Exciting times ahead.

[@ginnyberg9271]

I would’ve been scared a number 10 and because of the roof and the things that needed to be done but I think it’s really cool that they picked you over the money I think I would’ve went with four or six or 11