Zack.b.therealtor

Here are some before and after photos from the project I finished in January, 2022.

This project was a tough one for me.

I purchased the home in July of 2020. There were a LOT of unknowns at that time, which gave me some nerves… but my plan has always be to hold long term and ride the waves that can and will come.

After giving the tenant two months (rent free) to come and gather his belongings (he was already living in Washington). The renovations and restorations started in late September of 2020.

About one month into that work I tested positive for Covid in mid October. The ensuing brain fog and fatigue made it increasingly difficult to think, prioritize, focus, project manage, and execute on my vision.

After that I fell into a cycle of spinning my wheels. Things were getting done in the wrong order (I was avoiding/differing the bigger jobs). In those months I’ve never hated a project as much as I did then.

As in many difficult situations time was a great healer. I allowed myself time to step back and take a break. I wanted to spent my time elsewhere anyways with - she was very pregnant at the time.

Months after Theo can into the world my time became even more precious. I repriorotized the to-do list and asked for more help with the bigger projects.

And just like that 17 month later - the lion roared once more.

- Endure Fort ✊🏼

A huge THANK YOU to those whom I couldn’t have done this without:

Merry Christmas Y’all!!