Why I'm Taking A Break From The Church
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- čas přidán 16. 03. 2022
- No It is Not Because Of Inflation. Or Some Sort Of Housing Crisis! I finally got a permit to transform the church to a place where I can live and Covid strikes again. Let's talk about undertaking large projects and the challenges we all face as DIy renovators!
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Series: Jeff's 1880s Church Remodel
Putting On The Brakes
Produced by Jeff and Michelle Thorman
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Jeff, I've learned so much from your channels over the past 3 years (or more!!) Been a channel member for 2 years and 7 months. You taught me to patch up my drywall when I couldn't get anyone to show up to do the work for me. I'm really good at it now! You taught me basic wiring... flooring... pex...how to use a grinder on almost anything!! and how to mud walls to near perfection. When my sister died 4 years ago, she left me $5,000 to buy tools so I could set up a decent shop in the basement of a home we'd yet to buy. But here I am... in a 1965 ranch with a full 1800 square foot walk out basement that now has tools picked from the tools in your amazon store... and I'm nearly finished with the first bathroom after moving the washer and dryer upstairs (wiring and plumbing and drywall and tile). Have more rooms to do... the kitchen is next. I've purchased most of my supplies already. So I guess I'm saying thank you for the encouragement, the excellent advice, and videos that are clear enough and thorough enough that even this 60-year-old grandma can figure it out! Be encouraged and look forward to the changes to come in your life. Good luck on the work visa!
I'm with you onemomsdrm. He has not only taught me a lot of what you referenced. But boy, has he saved us money. Talk about "that's money in the bank". It is. The man has been a blessing in our home. He even makes me want to move to Canada. I mean, America has been a circus for quite some time. Why not? Anyhow, I agree with you and I'm glad to see that there are many like us out there.
The value of your channel is in actually watching you do the labor and your trial and tribulations through it all because you have the hands on experience and knowledge. Trouble sourcing material and labor is what we are all going through so it is helpful to see that side of it. And whether you are building a bathroom in a church, train station, home or brewery, it really doesn't matter - value is equal. There are many channels that just go around and critque what needs to be done or what the costs will be on X, Y or Z. But what sets you apart, is that you actually do the labor from start to finish. For me, watching a project from start to finish is what I want to see. The other stuff, just doesn't do it for me... So I for one, vote to see the church project through from zero to 100%. Thanks for all that you do!
While I definitely agree I think people also need to keep in mind that this is his full time home. While it's more satisfying for *us* to see the long DIY process he may not be interested in living in a construction zone for several more years.
Channel interest vs quality of life debate, I guess.
Appreciate the feedback. We consider this in our production planning. I think you’ll be happy with the content we have planned for this upcoming year. Cheers!
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Agree. I think watching the entire process makes it less intimidating for a beginner like me.
So he lives in the church during the renovations? And sold a beautiful house to live in this church? I don't understand.
I'm thankful that you are reposting these live videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us because you can't find good work without a 3 year waiting list these days. I have big diy plans for the future and while I'm recovering in bed I'm working through your video library on both channels. I have already learned so much from you, I also appreciate your sense of humour.
I totally agree about working the weekends. I’m 23 and do side jobs outside of my regular job. I’ve done things from vinyl siding, lvp flooring, fencing, and kitchen cabinets. I tell them exactly what materials they need, they go buy it themselves, then I come install it. Easy as that. It’s all skills I learned from either work or your youtube.
I can't thank you and everyone involved with your channel enough for what I've learned from watching your content. Wish you guys all the best no matter what the new endeavour holds. You have a lifetime subscriber here, no matter what you end up doing!
Love your channel! Would love more videos on the planning stages and permits!!! Happy St Pattys Day! ☘️
I just enjoy hearing your take on all things home improvement/maintenance. Will keep watching.❤️
Cheers
This is great to have honest content about the good, the bad and the ugly. I was actually looking at buying a church here in Colorado, but this has given me tons of insight into the difficulties.
Wish I could have joined this live but I was busy today. Nice to hear from you Jeff
Cheers!!! Happy St. patty’s day!!! I love your channel has helped so much. I will be sending before and after photos that I’m working on!!!
Cheers!
My condolences on the loss of your father. Lost mine when he was 64 due to cancer back in ‘91. I still miss him today.
I’m one of your members and love the knowledge you share! I’m in concord NC and would love to have you drop in and share your knowledge with my house I purchased 2yrs ago
Howboucha Jeff, I think I’ve seen most of all your videos. I’m a carpenter by trade in residential and commercial. This is by far my favorite video! Your the greatest at explaining everything. I’ve learned more from you that in a 4 year apprenticeship. I recommend your videos a lot. Thanks for your honesty and good humor. Happy St.Patrick’s Day buddy 🍻
Soooo sorry about your loss!!
Great video, great advice! Sorry to hear about your dad
Loveya Man....keep doing what you do best 💯 👌 👏 🙌
Thank you for your sage wisdom Jeff! I'm a first time home owner of a 1970s home, and am deathly afraid of all the projects ahead. But you make it a lot easier to perceive. I can't thank you enough for all the tips and tricks I've learned watching your content!
As a female who has been doing remodeling in homes for probably 50 years if you sit and overthink something pretty soon it becomes bigger and bigger and more harder and more scary. Find the thing that will take the least amount of time and the least amount of work and just jump in and do it. If you do it wrong rip it out and do it again that's the only way you learn. Don't overthink things it will get you in trouble.
Cheers
Come to Michigan! My husband and I are in the process of purchasing a home which needs a master suite addition and a kitchen renovation. The entire house needs a refresh but those are the two biggest things.
Love your channel!
Thanks Jeff, keep up the direct and honest opinions. My condolences to you and your family. Take care. Tom
"Nobody wants to work anymore." Meanwhile, labor jobs pay relatively little, have crappy benefits, wear down a person's body, and did I mention the crappy pay? Step-dad is an electrical contractor and keeps a solid number of employees in a relatively small market because he pays enough above the baseline to make it worthwhile to be a journeyman. Exploiting labor isn't as easy as it was pre-pandemic.
exactly. people want to have interesting and fulfilling work and careers that keep them relatively safe and minimize the wear and tear on their bodies where they are treated to benefits, proper pay, and most importantly RESPECT. boomer generation tries to call everyone who doesnt want to be used and abused "lazy". poor work and poor worth ethic is promoted by the old generation's traps of low pay, overworking, cutting corners, scamming customers and lack of respect for the employees as well as the customers. they think because thats the world they inherited from their parents that thats the way everything HAS to be and are angry at the younger generations for not accepting it. the younger generation refuses to get abused and the businesses are quick to go to third world "slave" labor so they can treat their employees even more like dirt.
Absolutely agree- I was a little sad to hear him say this, I love the channel and videos. People DO want to work. "People don't want to work" is such a false narrative. People want to work for jobs that pay them fairly, are fulfilling, and safe! I know plenty of positions that have recently been filled because they are offering livable wages. He mentioned he didn't know what was up with "this" generation- well the generation is realizing corporations and other big employers are exploiting them and they are choosing to live life on their own terms- not the terms of a boss that doesn't care about them!
Good honest advice for people who were playing with idea of getting a cheap church especially with the high cost of parts and difficulty getting labor in 2022. Emotion (and love of tbe idea of living in a churchly mansion) instead of logic keeps trying to drag many of us in the wrong direction in a purchase like this.
Got really lucky on timing (although it didn't feel like it at the time!) on getting our 2nd story renovation done last year. This year I start my basement and I'm glad to hear you agree there is no sense holding off on that. Also, laughing at the comment on the competent zone. I renovated my first house entirely myself (2x bathrooms, basement, kitchen, patio, landscaping) and I'm already getting to the point where half those jobs I wouldn't do myself again.
Also, totally seeing the side business. Already did $1500 in work and have offers for more and I wasn't even looking for it.
Yep! Went with a 72 hour resistant laminate.....10mm....love it!
I love how there was an ad for business insurance right in the middle of the do it legit or off the cuff conversation 😂
Sorry I missed the live chat. Its 4am in Perth, Western Australia when you started. Love the sessions, but sleep beats learning every time :)
It’s so good to watch you run into stupid stuff others have done and how you have to fix it. Everyone thinks they are the only ones who come across crap work but really it’s quite common. Maybe almost guaranteed. I’m already looking forward to your bathroom plumbing fix.
Work! Preach, brother!
Jeff, all's I can say is that if there's anyone that can do it, it's YOU! I'm always tuned in, always learning, and love to send Aloha your way. Whatever decision you make, I know it will be the best one. Thank you for educating us on so much. It goes a long way for those who prefer to sweat and work over passing the job to someone else. It's because of your videos this is possible for so many of us. You do more than you get. So if anyone here on youtube is reading my post. Support Jeff and Crew. It doesn't get any more real than this.
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Jeff, you are entertaining, don’t sell yourself short😀
And I mean it…… It’s the personality, that makes you FUN to watch and listen to; and I’m saying that as a Contractor too👍🏻👍🏻
Cheers✌🏻
Jeff has become my brother from another mother..and I love these podcasts he does , Jeff has no filter man..LoL..
The advice in this video is applicable world wide. Greetings from a South African learning all she can about remodelling because she wants to love her home
Thanks!
Yes to the gig videos
Dalton, Ga...flooring capital of the world. You should plan to spend some time there on your next trip south.
Thx. Great vid.
Hi Jeff, although not a lot of us are likely to achieve a project as big as renovating a 4 bedrooms 4 bathrooms, we subscribers and viewers are here to follow you on this exciting journey which, trust me, will bring us a TON of value. I was really thrilled when you announced the project and so far, you going through the motion of permits, demolition and painting the exterior of the church has inspired me through my own 3 bedroom 2 bath gut and renovation. Although the investment you are facing in terms of time and money is quite big (especially given the current hike in material prices) the inflation on the real estate market will without a doubt be there to reward you. Finally, financing your project through a mortgage loan may be something worth considering to give you some flexibility. Cheers!
I am looking forward to the new flooring video and you showing the German flooring.
Yes more business videos please thank you
You’re a good man!!
I have just ordered luxury vinyl plank for my entire main floor from a Canadian company called Twelve Oaks in Markham. From the time we ordered at our flooring store it is less than 3 months for installation. We could have had it quicker to install ourselves but we are getting older so we are doing the prep work ourselves to save $.
Hi Jeff, glad to be here. Sound fine. I'm getting caught up ( I think ) I hope to be on all the live streams in real time .
I missed the livestream - I can confirm that small town permits are a DREAM compared to big cities!
Hi Jeff. I’m looking at a 1925 church as a home for my family. Love the concept and what you are doing. Any updates on your project? Thanks
1:02:31 this is why I listen holly crap you murdered the dude, with the sarcasm reading the question then the simple yet true response. Absolutely wonderful
Happy Belated St. Patty's Day! Loved viewing this video replay!! Travel, love that ideal! Great humor and agreed with many of your comments except cash/uninsured installers and all. Unfortunately, homeowners in the past have been bit by the "bad installer" who not only did a shitty job but may have caused other damage to the home and the cash up front doesn't cover it. It may be in innocent but expensive cost that could involve insurers.
Your always welcome to come to Alberta and help me out 😃
I have really been enjoying your channel!! As a woman who doesn't understand a lot of construction terms or anything in building, I watch your channel.and my husband is amazed! We are in the middle of RENOVATING my mom's house from the 70's and correcting another contractors mistakes! I Bing watch your CZcams then when we need to install tile or a range hood I go back to where I've saved it and my husband and I watch it together. Thank you so much for all your info. The only thing we need to see is how to grout beveled tile. Now about you! I am so sorry for your loss of your dad. No matter your age a loss of a loved parent is a big loss. I love how you spend some extra time with family to mourn and remember all the good times it's the BEST thing to do. You have a great attitude! And getting back to work is what he would want. it sounds like!! CHEERS!
My heart goes out to you ❤
i am sorry to hear the loss of your Dad, he was the same age as mine.
remember he will always be with you and in your heatr and be looking out for you and keep his picture on your phone
Thank you
You do one heck of a job love you guys,use are a great help. I have a question I saw the video about how to do a drop ceiling. I would like to know how would you put the brackets around the basement if you have center blocks no wood to mail the brackets. There is about 4 to 5 inches from the beams and then center blocks. Please help me.
Hey Jeff you can come down to Calgary and help us with our 75 year old home. 🤣 Love the videos, you've helped us already
I feel pretty lucky that I was still able to get most materials to finish my basement at reasonable prices (US, North West Indiana). Subfloor/drywall was about $1k and all the 20 gauge metal stud/track came out to about $1k. I cut the bathroom from the scope of work, but I'm looking at paying about $3k total to finish about 900sqft of my basement with QUALITY material/soundproofing (excluding electrical.. more on that below). It's going to mostly be my office/recording studio with a nice lounge.
In terms of contractors, I've been having similar issues. Part of my project has to move the well water pressure tank and softener system, but I can't find any plumber willing to do it because plumbers don't want to touch well stuff and well guys don't want to touch softener stuff. It's brass, so I've been hesitant to DIY.. (my family loves running water). I also have an issue where my town doesn't allow me to DIY my own electrical work. It's a huge pain in the ass because the inspector won't even look at it unless I can provide a license number. Forces me in a bad place to either finish this all unpermitted or pay hefty fees for electrical work I am perfectly capable of doing DIY.
Jeff 100% correct when he says having purpose will resolve mental health
actual 3head takes on this. you hear that people with ptsd from war or childhood trauma? all you need is a Jeff approved purpose and your problems will go away!
you're living in a world where your definition of mental health begins and ends at feeling down or a touch of anxiety. having purpose won't resolve schizophrenia or a borderline personality. it won't fix ocd or addiction. it won't treat an eating disorder or psychosis.
purpose may help...somewhat...with some of these things. but the idea that it will fix everyone's problems because it worked out for you shows a deep lack of understanding of some aspects of mental health
Jeff, I am from Hungary i really like your work and videos. These are encourage me too, to renovate my house, despite the construction method totally different to US/CA buildings, so really thanks for your great tutorials! Small sidenote to your comment at ~32:50, sadly here in HU real estate prices are in the sky nowadays, only few mansion affordable to renovate, and likely the cost of the renovation will be much higher than the price of the building itself. BUT! If you buy one here, let me know, some days i am happy to give you helping hand to renovate it. Maybe i am not so bad in painting the walls... :)
I like the live shows I would like to see more videos on simple fixes ie how to install a light fixture
Sorry to hear about your Dad Jeff.
this was awesome.
Thanks for watching
great video ....keep doing church reno videos i think it will make great content....you can still take the tips and trick from the church and apply it to your house.....keep up the great content.......sorry to hear about your dad thoughts to you and familiy.....helllo from niagara falls ont
Appreciate that.
In cities where planning departments have more broom pushers than inspectors I am seeing a lot of renovations with no permits or inspections. People are gambling on getting the work done and the house sold before questions are asked.
I really enjoyed having your wife here in the reality show format. I also watch your other channel and I love both ! Hope to see you be able to explore around and be able to film at ppls homes because that would be wicked
Jeff we met in Toronto 2019 at one of ur shows. I think u though I was a bit crazy bought a second house to Reno in the gta $$& and work a full time job and on the younger side. Got the reno done in a year a lone with doing all the work my self. have the value of the house more then double. Just want to say thanks. I really hope I’ll be able to see u this year and maybe share some before and after photos
That’s awesome man. If you have Instagram or Facebook dm me the pictures and reference your YT name. I love sharing all of your projects with the community
That's the dream! Can I ask what was the state of the reno house you bought? How much work did you put in to be ready for resale? How long did it take to complete the work? Thanks!
@@IceKake2 I put 50k in almost half was to windows the house was clean but very out dated wall paper everywhere. Took me alone just under a yr n we decided to move to the new house n sell the old but I had it re evaluation done bought for 640 n was valued at 1.1 at the time end 2020. U need focus n drive, all my friends n family though I was crazy n I was I guess
The most worthwhile things take the longest time and the most satisfying is the most difficult work. The church 😊
I need you to come to my house, I'm trying to fix it up to sell and I have a pool and pool house that needs a ton of work. I fence, kitchen, bathroom that all need work. I'm just finishing the other bathroom.
Down in Mobile Alabama!
At 53:12 - I'm interested in learning more about this new German laminate flooring. Will a future video be coming out on this?
I have it and I love it! Locking system feels much stronger than any of vinyl
Yes a sheet vynil install would e appreciated.
Sorry to hear about your dad. I’m looking to buy a house and my budget means I am looking at a fixer. I will be relying heavily on your channel because I cannot afford to pay for many of the renovations (aside from major plumbing and electrical).
Haha the title had me thinking from your faith, forgetting you are literally renovating a church 😂🤣
Great stuff Jeff.
I live in Michigan and I’m doing a little everything to fix up my tiny two bedroom house. It used to be a one room cinderblock cabin in 1952 and had additions poorly done in the early and mid 1970’s.
Right now I have a 20 year old roof in need of replacing and windows are old and rotten wood. So new vinyl for them. I have to get those done this year or the house may not make it.
I also wanna totally redo my bathroom which I know how to do, but permits are next to impossible to get in a speedy fashion and I live in a rural area. Its starting to scare the hell out of me with the cost of everything going up and whether the price of repairs and upgrades going above what the market will let me sell her for.
P.s. I live 3 minutes walk down the road from a beautiful lake and a cute little park, you’d think my property value would be worth more.
I though he meant his faith too. That's cool they are renovating a church
Really want to have a list of good flooring
Go to FL. Stop by SC. Let's talk concrete siding, etc.
I'd love to see a colab with Perkins Builder Brothers! They're new construction but I'd love to see the colab none the less!
I personally would prefer seeing the start-to-finish of the church conversion. 'Individual project' videos are a dime-a-dozen on youtube, and I honestly think you might dilute your brand. If you look at the 40+ season success of This Old House, it's greatly helped by the studs-to-finish approach of each project. That said, your location, professional availability, and labour are absolutely factors, and it certainly sounds like you have done all applicable due diligence and come to the most viable conclusion for your situation.
I would like to attend if you have renovation class
Inflation doesn’t matter as much if you’re a business owner or contractor in a hot market. You just pass on the costs. It’s the employees at the mercy of the employers that are in trouble. Back in the day there were a lot more business owners and contractor and you could be a lot more nimble with how you make your money. We need to get away from just working for somebody because big businesses are consolidating the labor market. Learn a skill and work for yourself. You really got me thinking, man. Great perspective.
I don't know how many people Japan is watching, but I would LOOOOOVE to have you in Japan!!!!!
We live in earthquake disaster country, and housing standards are crazy.
I would be very curious what your idea would be to make homes in Japan great.
Stay in Florida for a while, ask your audience for opportunities to have your crew renovate and film their projects, then you can include the church renovation later.
Very well said about USA / CA focus on employers and not employees!
Hi Jeff my father also passed away 4 weeks ago at 64 with an instant heart attack. This video has given more wisdom than most people get in their lifetime with respect to time. You are 100% correct. Don't wait to get stuff done but also don't live in high debt. I've been a loyal follower since day 1 with you. I believe church conversation process might be full of great info but not entertaining/give you a return on investment. Variety is the spice of life. Coming up with spontaneous videos might make the channel more entertaining but at same time educational. Unfortunately everyone suffers from short attention span in 2022. All the best to you and the family. My dad also wasn't perfect but no one is. He sure was a hard worker and with that has gained my utmost respect. He worked 6 days a week his entire life as a mechanic and I have never seen him take a day off. Thank you for everything you have done for me and my family.
Great video. I'm near the end of it, and I have to say something about the subject of plaster.
First, you don't have to rip it out to renovate. We have an 1890's house with original plaster and lath.
I rewired the whole house and didn't have to open any walls to do it. You just have to either fish wire up from the basement, or down from the attic. You use more wire and junction boxes but you don't have the mess, and you save the charm of the original textured plaster.
Plumbing is a bit trickier, but anything on the first floor is easy from the basement. And almost every old house I have worked on has a decent chase to run new plumbing lines up to the second floor. Usually right next to the chimey.
Second, quick-set will stick to it no problem. You just need to use a little wood glue. First, mix some wood glue in water. Brush that on whatever open holes or whatever you have to patch. The water will wet the plaster so it doesn't suck all the moisture out of your mud. The glue helps give it some 'stick'. Next, use your left over glue/water to mix your quickset.
Gives it a bit more grab. (also makes it set up quicker, so keep that in mind)
Where I'm from if you have junction boxes there has to either be an access door, or they have to be fully exposed.
Guardz is another product that will be a good first step before applying any hot mud or premix to a plaster repair.
@@batmansdad3195 I am pretty sure that is code everywhere. Attached to joists in the attic is perfectly accessible.
And I am not finishing a basement in an 1890's house. So. all the stuff up in the joists is in plain site and easy to access.
@@tay13666 did you have to remove the knob and tube? We're not allowed to leave any evidence of it behind when doing an electrical upgrade
@@batmansdad3195 Got rid of most of it.
There are still some bits nailed inside the walls, that wouldn't come out. But no one would know unless they opened the walls to check.
The house had everything from knob & tube, the old horse-hair two strand, and 12-2 no ground romex. Also had 4 fuse boxes.
Now it has a nice big breaker box, and brand new romex.
I'm just glad I got it done before the prices went crazy on wire. And that my best friend is a licensed electrician and did all the panel work for me.
Come live in the states!
Totally ok if you reevaluated the scope and decide a different property would suit better. Maybe something that’s already a house 😋
When I met a friend, 21 years ago, she had bought a new condo and hated her kitchen. It was the first conversation we had over lunch. The kitchen is still the same, she is 62 years old. We have redesigned it 3 times. By the time we get it done, she might enjoy it for what, 4 years? Money is not the issue. I honestly don’t know what is.
Sub flooring is over $80 dollars a sheet where I'm at. My wife and I were waiting for prices to go down, but not anymore. We purchased a fixer upper for our retirement home in the hopes of giving us something to do with our extra time. But no longer! I simply refuse to pay $80 dollars a sheet for flooring, let alone all the other building materials! We had a meeting with our financial advisor, and we are just going back to what we were doing. We have put our home on the market and have already received 2 offers over our asking price! So we are selling and buying a new home that is already finished to our liking! Will our decision make prices lower? Lol! Of course not! But ,personally, I just refuse! It's just that simple!! It's ridiculous!!
Help us understand why it costs 50,000 to get started. Is septic part of that cost. Please tell me an engineer does not cost 50,000. I currently have plans to build in the country, only permit / inspection is septic I believe. I liked the idea of the Church reno, because it is unique and looks to have many challenges that could help DIY's.
I realize that I am very late to watching this video... my deepest sympathies for your loss. I am a long time viewer, very infrequent commenter. Take care my internet friend.
Jeff, you could literally make a 3 hr video of you shoveling dirt and I'd watch it. No matter what you decide to do I'll be here with a bowl of popcorn and a drill ready to rock.
Don’t hold back that opinion, we could listen to you talk about everything wrong with the world all evening! 🍻
Can I create a diy business to then diy my own house and run it like a gig business?
Happy Saint Patrick’s day
Jeff your content is is spot on for homeowners I’ve been an interior contractor for 40 years I actually tell my clients to check out your channel for a better understanding of the project I’m doing.
Keep up the amazing job you’re doing!!!!!!
such an interesting point about lack of carpenters. so many small cities in deterioration because consumers only want shiny smart homes. is there a lack of housing in America, or a lack of carpenters?
I'm surprised they let you out of Canada and then let you back in.
work visa in the USA will be almost impossible to get, i wish you good luck tho
This generation has seen "One income as a janitor bought a house, car, health insurance, pension, and put two kids through college" from our parents turn into "Maybe if we're married and both working we can afford a down payment when we're 75 if nothing gets worse? Kids are out of the question, but once we have a house maybe a puppy?" for us over the same span of time that we've grown inflation-adjusted GDP by 500% and the wealth of the top 0.1% by huge amounts. We have worse wealth inequality than at the French Revolution. Something is profoundly broken with the way we're distributing resources, and going from 40 hours a week to 60 hours a week certainly improves our lives personally in measurable material ways (while harming them in other measurable ways), but this whole system seems like an obvious scam when the value of our parents' basements literally increase by more per year than the wages we're making while living in them.
Ran out of time at this moment to watch but last year you had wrote me that my house in Kansas was a house you wanted to keep in mind for your fans and supporters tour to work on. I'm still here wondering if that's going to happen.
Would still love to do it. Have some work on the backend with visas and insurance to make sure we do it properly. Cheers
@@REALITYRENOVISION Cool, I have an interesting house that I think your viewers would be jealous of me getting you to help me out! ;)
You should sell the church. I enjoy watching you help others.
Hello could you help me pls to do some renovation?
For anyone thinking about not claiming income on their taxes please consider it can really bite you later on. When lockdowns started there were countless servers unable to pay bills because their unemployment was based on their claimed income. Also banks look at your taxes to qualify you for a mortgage.
Would you ever recommend one of your followers to buy this church? Or is it too much of a trouble task that only the most experienced could manage?
Co-op shipping??
Good sound except when you start fidgeting and clicking the pen and glasses. It picks up that noise too much...which you then addressed it, lol.
😂
Sorry to see that you abandoned this project. Since it's been 2 years since you uploaded a video on this channel.