Thanks so much!

Thank you for the suggestions. That’s a good list, especially since it runs the spectrum easy to possibly very complicated. Anna and I will keep those in mind as we move forward. Quick thought in terms of a wall removal. Be sure to check if the wall is load bearing. If it is you will want to call a professional to do the work because you will need a to install an I-beam to support the weight. That can get complicated.

Leaky faucet, installing a new light fixture, repairing/patching drywall, installing drywall, creaky floorboards, removing tile from walls, installing tile on the floor, and how to properly tear out a wall. Would also love some of Anna’s input about the best way to design a large open space. We are hoping to tear out a huge wall that will open out kitchen to our living room and can’t quite put our nose on how we want to design the large open space and how we start tearing down walls! (We have been in our fixer-upper for 5 years and have done one major project each year and are trying to continue on that track.)

Thank you Paige! It’s never to late to fill those holes.

Hello Taylor, thank you for you kind words. Speaking from experience, you will get there some day, and know that all of the toil, dreaming, and sacrifices to make it happen just makes that day even sweeter when it arrives. I can relate to your lil’ level, but I would recommend you consider saving that little thing. For Anna and I, those little pieces turn into little trophies filled with memories. Stow it away, and you may find that some future day you find it at a very opportune time. 🙂

One note (a funny one) about our little bubble level: we have one that is literally 2inches. We lose it ALL OF THE TIME. So many fights have been caused from this. We just joked that when we finally buy a home we are going to throw our little piece of trash bubble level from the highest window we can find. The one you describe good recommendation for a replacement!!