20-25 year Olds, do you ever feel like you are about 10 years too late to this prepping stuff?

Haha, right?! When she told me the house was originally for sale at $10k flat, but she was able to get the owner to go down to the $7.5k (roof needed replaced, which we did for her last year), I about lost my damn mind. What a damn steal! All cash offer, just bought it out, was completely sold in about a week to her. Very fast.

I told her regardless to jump at the damn offer. She spends about 7 months here and 5 months down south taking care of my GMIL. So, she really needed a "base" camp for herself and is really happy with it. She is already planning on never selling the place, and I don't blame her. This is the first house she has owned in her 62 years. It's such a cute historic house, too.

I can't talk it up enough, really. She really loves the place. It's absolutely perfect for her.

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