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Pictures of the new house we're renting! When we showed up it was kinda a disaster... broken switches/outlets, holes in the wall, wires coming out of the wall, an absolutely disgusting kitchen paint color and floor, etc. Although we're just renting the place we decided to give it a little bit of TLC to make our lives for the next year a bit better lol. We fixed the kitchen walls and painted it, added a backsplash, and cleaned the floors. The office was a terrible blue color so I decided to take a leap of faith and paint it BLACK! Its going to be awesome once my white desk and colorful LED's arrive. For the rest of the house we just replaced all the switches/outlets with new ones and cleaned! The place is looking awesome now, although we're missing a good bit of furniture. Hopefully we'll get all that in the near future! I'll keep you updated!Thank you all for the support! We wouldn't have this place without your help <3

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Xander Beasley

Looks great! Can't wait to see what you'll come up with next!!

Faye Degurechaff

It looks really cozy. If that tile wasnt broken in the kitchen it would be such a cute little kitchen.

Ri'zharim

The landlord is going to like the fix up

Gingium

Yeah, that part is unfortunate. We got some mats to cover it up lol

Gingium

They better! Refused to give us a rent deduction tho 😑

Ri'zharim

Best way to make ur mark

Timothy Strunk

Its cosmetic looks like are u. Uying the house or renter

Not Me

The lang speek uage hard under to stand

Red Squirrel

I thought you bought! Consider buying if you plan to stay there for a while while you're young, way cheaper in the long run. I bought my house at around 23 and I'm 35 now and it's nearly paid off. Nice the landlord is letting you fix things though. Just read up on proper electrical, it's fairly easy but just want to be sure you do stuff right.

Bodi

Nice work, looks amazing.

Ding Dong Drift

Agreed, the sooner the better to build capital and a solid credit. I bet the mortgage would cost probably similar to rent since rates are so low right now. And wouldn't change unlike rent which tends to go up every year.