I moved (yes, again)
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- Опубліковано 28 чер 2022
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You have 220 running into that electrical box in the garage because it is running to the optional laundry space. An electrician could easily add an outlet right by the box and a charger could be mounted to a simple pole so you could take it with you when it is time. Thanks for sharing your move.
I like how 'Hubby' gives you a "Left-Handed Compliment" at the end ... "regardless of what everyone says on the Internet, you're a Very Smart Person" ...
Wait for some time and rent, the prices will be really low in probably Sept/Oct
Women!!!
Wheres your merch store?
None of us have it figured out Sarah! Making those smart, safe but also sad financial moves always pay off and feel amazing later.
So true!
You should make a moving UA-cam channel
Ouch, good one 😂😂☠☠
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I make all my movers watch Sara videos first so I know they'll know what they're doing...
Damn, lol
No cause influencers have to much power and two many freebies as it is in the cost of living crisis era
My 5 year old and I were watching this, and at the end he tells me "Sarah looks like such a nice person to meet.". It looks like you have a 5 year old fan over here.
I love you two together so much. I am so sorry you went through that experience. CONGRATS on the new place. It looks like a great fit for you two.
Well then. We love a “Sara: Life” video. You tell your stories so uniquely that I am always eager to listen honestly.
NORMALIZE REGRETS ✊🏼✊🏼✊🏼
Every video is content
I know you’re all about tech but I LOVE THESE TYPE OF VIDEOS, it’s nice to see creators I love be so transparent about some of their lives, of course you don’t need to tell us everything but I’ve been in the boat of moving and apartment hunting and more so it’s nice to know I’m not alone.
YES!!! We love real life Sara too
Gosh, sounds like a really stressful time Sara but glad it had a happy ending! The new townhouse looks like a great spot!
You did not fail Sara. Life is a mixed bag, you experienced and grew from the experiences ( a lot of hard experience..that tx storm ..geez) Proud of you guys! Btw, Townhouses are the Best!!💜 Thanks for sharing 💖
Don’t let anyone criticize your finances unless they are willing to make your house payment for you. It’s none of their business. In an insane housing market, flexibility is worth its weight in gold. You will be in a far better position to jump on an amazing opportunity when it comes along (and trust me, it will!).
Im so happy for you two. Some of us dont have choices….. If its available….. we snatch it regardless of what the place lacks or the inconveniences they have….. so congratulations!!!!!! It’s better than the streets.
Hahaha me and my wife also kept doing the same mistakes over and over.. follow the process it will lead you to the place you want eventually
I love how honest and real this is. I don’t see failure at all, just a path to the right place.
Yes!! I was hoping you'd make a video about this. I love your home improvement/finance/lifestyle stuff.
Saving money is for a time in your life when u aren’t taking risks. Put ur money to work. Renting for now is great since it gives you that time to look around and focus on your business. Now u can keep an eye out for a good opportunity without feeling rushed.
I agree if you are in the position to be able to jump around from house to house, renting isn't a big deal if you don't plan to spend over 3 years there. Buying is always the best bet for long term (or investment), but in this market I would definitely wait to buy as prices are insane (I bought my house in 2019 for $480k and it's now valued at $900k, but I expect that to drop dramatically in the next year).
10/10 honesty. Renting and having cash on hand to invest elsewhere has its benefits. Also the peace of mind is what I call an "intangible benefit"
Went through this but bought my house when you bought the condo.
Managed to get lucky on the timing side with those low interest rates.
In hindsight there was a time in my life when when renting was the right move.
A season for everything. Don’t beat yourselves up about it!
You’re showing transparency and honesty which is awesome.
As someone renting when everyone was telling at me to buy when I didn't know what I wanted. THANK YOU!!! I feel so validated by this video and my current stage in life felt normal for 26 minutes and 43 seconds. Life is trash and chaos and not being moved in fully and I'm so thankful for your sharing
Thank you for showing the realness of it all!! All I see is people buying houses and condos now and I know it can’t be as easy or as good as they’re making it out to be
if you have an electric dryer you can always use that to squeeze more miles per hour on charging!
Love the honesty. what the world calls "failures" are simply often the building blocks of success. Great job!
Sara, you are adorable! Congrats on your new townhouse! It's going to be amazing when you get settled in! I love your energy and your videos!😍
Sorry you went through so much stress but this was so validating! I’ve made the same mistakes and realized owning a house comes with SO many potential issues and you are responsible for everything. We need to normalize renting. There is nothing wrong with it, you are not ‘throwing your money away’ because you have to live somewhere. Home prices won’t keep rising forever so you might as well rent and have someone else fix all the issues.
I love how real this video shows that not all UA-camrs are all together and have everything and that its ok to fail and get back up awesome video so happy for youi and yourf adventure your videos latly are so raw and real
your not stupid
Congrats on your cool new digs! Thanks for sharing.
My sister did something similar. She and her boyfriend bought a condo a year ago, but is now renovating a part of the home we grew up in to move back.
They have more parking space here, have more rooms, and a backyard.
a Sara Dietschy home video? yay!!!
I wonder how the housing situation is in the US.
Buying smth, having it for some time, fully renovating it and then getting LESS than what you payed for it seems like a really weird thing.
Here in Europe I could probably buy a house for 600k (if I had the money lol), wait a year and AT LEAST sell it for 650-700k.
What I genuinely don't get:
Why did you sell at a loss?
Now that you are back at renting, you didn't even need the money. Why not wait to sell at a profit?
Congratulations on you new place
Okk I love your channel Sara, not just for tech videos, but these car talks. I look up to your channel and you inspire me so much! Thank you for sharing your ups and downs and what you plan to do in the future!!
Respect for admitting a regret. Y’all seem like you’re in a good spot. Enjoy the new home!
i would say its more of a valuable learning experience and as i understood it they sold the place again so after all the design works i hope they made some profit form it..
"Everyone has everything figured out." Linus's smart home switches have entered the chat.
I honestly think a lot of people deal with this especially with owning your first property. It’s so hard to know what you really want until you jump in, as weird as that sounds. And you have all these expectations and dreams. We bought a house in the suburbs and made a few sacrifices, and we are realizing those things are more important than we thought. Way more important. We screwed up a little there. But we learned and when we move again, we’ll know better.
👍 for a really refreshing video. Even if it doesn't figure into your regular content going forward, there are some interesting times ahead for residential real estate as inventories remain tight while people get priced out due to rising interest rates. Something has to give and I'm guessing it won't be a single thing but rather a lot if little shifts that will take years before we get an idea of where things are headed. So no outright collapse like over a decade ago but just a slow grind to a new reality that may look very different depending on where you live. States and municipalities will lead with various ideas that will address local and global realities.
Hopefully by the time you and John are "thinking about a family or something like that" you'll have a handle on re-entry into the market and conditions will be better if not perfect.
Love the Raw video! Sara I’ve been following for over 5 years, just keep moving on one step at a time! You’ll figure out the long term housing situation when the time is right. Some life lessons hit hard, but I think the condo expirience will be just a bump in your path when you look back. Here’s to a brighter future! Stay peachy 😉
Sorry to hear you had to sell, im actually selling after owning my first home with my wife only 1 year later. It was only a 2bed room and then my wife welcomed our son so we now have to sell to get more space. Hopefully you guys aren't expecting a baby soon. ;)
Also been in my current home for 19 years but been doing renovations 19 years. Im not technically inclined plus a bad back lol. But when we sell gonna pay off existing mortgage plus profit to go to the next bigger house for all my computer and video equipment
We're right there with yall on the insanity of the home buying process! My wife and I have been trying off and on for two years to buy a house and ran into the exact same problem. Compromise and buy a junk heap or keep renting, ultimately decided for now that renting is still the best deal for us.
I’m so relieved you’re out of that building 😂😅. And LOVE the new place
Real Estate takes someone's first home away and that sucks. Definitely support investing money in ways/places/hustles - that don't do that. Because while some are fine renting, lots of folks would love to buy their first house :)
Hi Sara, the townhouse looks beautiful! And super impressive for $2900/month. My fiancé and I are waiting to move into our new condo, and it's experiencing its own hiccups (like a workers strike causing a delay a week before we were supposed to get our keys!) I totally felt you when you mentioned seeing all your friends/strangers buying homes and renovating them, we're in the same boat here in Toronto, but the houses go for at least 1 million (Canadian!) or will require a bunch of renos because they're so old and that wasn't happening for us with our budget. We're moving from a pretty crappy apartment that's been our home for 10 years, so we're excited to move into a fresh, brand new space with laundry! And air conditioning! But if renting works for you right now, then that's great! The townhouse provides so much space and I think will suit you, John, and Judy really well. Thanks for the video, your personal ones are my favourite to watch. :)
Congratulations on the move and finding the peace of mind you both want/need right now!
Great video! Loved it and your honesty. We have just completed our move. It is done and, whilst stressful, it was the best decision. We moved from a 1.5-bedroom apartment to a 4-bed house! I would love it if moving could happen by a magic wand, but hey, it just doesn't. Also, to find a place that meets what you need and a little bit of what you like. Like you guys, it will be great to buy some land and design and build our dream home one day. Ultimately the most important thing is to have a roof over your head! You've got that and a better size too.
I really like these raw and honest videos
Something very therapeutic about watching you talk about things haha:) love the hook for this video
looks a townhouse without a yard , so much for the garden, wish you guys the best.
Also in the moving/renting process. Thanks for sharing your experience!
No shame in living and learning. Nobody has it figured out. I appreciate the insight hope I look at this as a learning lesson when it’s my turn or someone else watching this.
Glad you love your new place, thanks for sharing!
I love the honesty in this. It's great to see someone come out and say that owning property isn't for everyone and showing there is no shame in renting. So much of what you two said resonated with me and I appreciated that 😀
Thanks for being open and sharing what you learned, still living with parents until I tackle all of that haha! Also as a fellow camera nerd, I love the resolution and sharpness you have in all your videos!
You're way too hard on yourself. Relax and enjoy the ride, learn and grow it keeps you fresh and stimulated mentally. The Townhouse is great too! Stay Peachy you two!
Great video and tour! And even though they may be setbacks, you are definitely not a failure Sara! Keep up the great work :)
I’ve been renting since I was 21 . I’m 43 now . The reason I rent ; I live in the most expensive suburb in the country . I’ve been i the same apartment for 10 years and I love it . I save money like crazy , live a debt free life and when something breaks I call the realestate agent and they fix it the next day . I go on holidays , I buy whatever I want and i really have no complaints . Each to their own I guess . Good luck guys
Good for you all, this was a fun video. I've rented, leased and owned. We bought and custom built our townhome to our exact likes in 2019 (lower interest rates, lower costs, no supply chain issues). If I could not have done that, I would have rented also. Lost of hassles (I dont want to deal with) when owning used places. 👍
Great video! I was exhausted after watching it! Well done Sara!
SO much respect to you. Thanks for sharing with us, because you obviously don't have to. So THANK you!
And big ups to the new (*temporary*) townhouse, looks nice!! Looking forward to what comes next
Love that Manga Collection. Hope your watching SYPxFAMILY the anime does the fantastic Manag justice. Best of luck finding a new home.
Sorry the condo didn't work out! I hate being cheesy, but so much growth happens when we go through situations we didn't plan on. Hope you're experiencing that and hope you guys love the new place!
Good lesson Sara. Learning is going through the good and the bad. Wish you the best.
Keep your head up. You'll find your forever home when the time is right.
Love your new place! It’s going to be great! Thanks for sharing your life with us. I’m in DFW too!
My husband and I are in a similar life stage to you. We own our current home, but considering renting the next residence. It's nice to see the other side of the coin.
Please don't beat yourself up about your life experience. You can't know you won't enjoy something until you try. You were brave to do it in the first place, and brave to acknowledge you weren't happy there. In the end, it sounds like you have a lot of positive new insights about yourselves and will move forward with greater confidence. All the best to both of you! 😀
Sara, I haven't been able to catch videos lately just with life and stuff! But I'm glad I was able to at least watch this. I've been loving your stuff for over 6 years now! I still get compliments on the long sleeve white STAY PEACHY shirt I got however long ago that was. You're right in your video, it's time to just focus on LIVNG! Good vibes to you and John!
Disfruté mucho tu mudanza, disfrútalo al máximo, se ve muy cómoda tu nueva casa. ☺
Totally agree with your assessment that buying is not the best solution sometimes. My wife and I sold in California about 7 years ago and have not regretted it for all the reasons you mentioned. Moving is easier, NO BIG REPAIR BILLS. Yes there are downsides, you're home is never your own so you can't do things to it but actually life is too short for that crap. Travel is more fun.
Oh, and we are WAY older than you two!
Thank you for showing your real life. Life is hard and messy and not perfect.
Sara, great video! We live and we learn--that's life (as Frankie Sinatra sings). And you are definitely not a failure just because you don't take a direct path to your destination. You are a real success because you roll with the changes (as REO Speedwagon sings). 👌🏿
Nice that you found your spot guys, we are all learning as it goes, over time we grow and get more savvy and make better choices. Enjoying the process is the key ;)
Enjoy your new townhouse guys!
Maybe in the future you can build your own house with a yard and all :) (I know that is my own dream) ;)
Renting is great. But it depends on where you are, where you are in life and the laws in your country. Rent is tied down by a lot of laws in my country. The market is open and prices can go up and down, but once you have agreed on the price, the prices are pretty much locked. There's a maximum price increase every year, so you can be confident that you will always be able to afford rent if your life stays stable.
Housing prices are much less stable, so if I wanted to buy the place I live in my mortgage would be a lot more than my rent. And that wouldn't even cover repairs and maintenance, like it does now. Buying is great, because you can do with the house whatever you want and you invest your money in property. Renting is great because your costs are stable and repairs are covered.
I'm not going to buy in the near future. I'm going to wait until either the prices are cooled way down or until I have saved up so much that I could buy a house I would love to live in for the rest of my life.
ain’t no shame - we had to give up on the current market too, as have most folks. It’s just so stressful to even look right now because things get scooped up so fast! We ended up renting a condo with a huge park across the street & it’s been great. We actually see ourselves staying for a few years. Ya live and ya learn ✌🏼
I hope you are all ok on your lives journey.
Why take a loss on the place? You could have rented it out? Then again being a landlord can be rough.
I wonder if that 6.5% interest rate will drop in the next 3 to 5 years.
You didn’t fail, it’s part of life’s learning process.
How does a 77 inch TV become a part of a deal without the seller knowing?
16:49 Holy MANGA wall, Batman!
As someone who built their “dream house”, it comes with a ton of headaches. Loved the end result, but building a custom home is a PITA 😅😅 I think all living arrangements have their issues, so don’t feel badly about your “mistake”. Do what feels right for now and eventually you’ll find exactly what’s worthy of your compromises.
Learning is always good 😁
You guys are still young, you're not supposed to have things figured out yet. My bf and I got lucky and built our home in 2018 (moved in 2019) right before the boom here in the DFW area and we were definitely not prepared for everything that comes with home ownership. I wouldn't listen to the masses of people that tell you to buy when you're not ready, I think it mostly it comes from a place where it made more sense to buy back when the cost of homes were much more affordable. So it theory it didn't make sense to rent when you could buy and have a mortgage that was la fraction of what rent was. However that is no longer the case, even if you find a more affordable home the property taxes alone will kill you.
Overall, just be happy and do what works for you and your family. Don't compare yourselves to others because ya'll are absolutely killing it.
Condo serves it’s purpose for the time. I don’t think you ever really enjoyed it much there most of the time anyway. Been there done this stuff. Still living in a condo and so many things I dislike about it. A house here is out of reach for me. Make the best of what I’ve got for now.
This is the worst time to buy a house especially in Dallas. But for me in the future to considering to buy a condo as well when I get older. I heard the pros and cons including this video and I'm okay with so in time in with this video gave me some guidance. Thanks Sara
Well, that's life. Thanks for being real!
Loved this, Sara. Thanks for sharing.
I went through the exact same thing few months back. Bought a place and then realized its hard work. So went back to renting. 🤭 Happy learning!
Btw, love these "life" videos of yours. We need more of these!!!!
8:00 They look like they have it figured out but very few of them unsuperficially do. I will take your honesty with dealing with problems that just come up vs. the manufacturered perfection look. You guys will find what is right for you in the time you are ready for it. You are a smart cookie.
15:00 You guys are too cute. It will be so nice to have these videos when you guys are further down the road and look back on it.
25:30 The real estate game is hard to get into. The successful usually are those who can pay in cash for a land lot and new build.
This wasn’t a mistake from what I hear, it sounds like buying the condo helped you settled quicker. What if you bought a house you hated, now what? Thank you for sharing, keep making mistakes and getting real life done!
Love it Sara! I agree, make it so your focus is what you enjoy, your work and try to make everything else livable without added complications. I get it. You guys are too cute. Have fun!
We are trying too. It's just a process with mistakes 😃
The big, big, big reason to own a house instead of a beautiful low maintenance condo... is having a dog. Dogs (even teeny weeny ones) need a place to romp, dig, have zoomies, have friends over, wallow in the smells, etc. They get depressed living in apartments.
Look Sarah as a relatively almost new homeowner I learn a lot about house in the USA and it was with 2 years of living in the USA. Of course had some friends that give me good advices. But I don’t consider that you fail because you did not have what the other in social media brag about. Yes let’s say you lost some money but the knowledge of the experience that is invaluable. Besides you still young you don’t have kids you can still do those kind of mistakes don’t be to hard on yourself. BTW love your videos and my wife to.
We live in a three story townhome and after living in our current one we have decided never again. Too many stairs to get between the levels in your own house and our house has no insulation and is an end unit and gets really toasty in the summer.
It’s not stupidity, it’s just an outcome of a decision. You just chose what you thought was best for you at that time, and what is best for us can change as time goes by.
Also, this townhouse is really beautiful, 50% chance you wouldn’t experience living there if you bought a house when you first moved back.
Hi Sara I live at the Plaza which I really like. Been here less than a year. I like the location and I use the resort deck. Problems of now will be resolved. I lived in a condo out of state before moving here. I knew the fees were to low and would have to go up. When I was your age I was renting and I think when you are young it is better to be renting and not settled in. You may get opportunities out of the DFW area. Like in LA. Or you may decide to start a family. I think you made the right decision although it is unfortunate you put so much money into renovations someone else will enjoy. Good luck!
Life is about making mistakes and learning from them. And that's in every aspect of life. Does it suck that you lost all that money renovating the condo? Yes. Does it suck that you didn't realize all of this before you bought the condo? Yes. Nobody is perfect even though the morons in the comments love to claim they are. The one thing I know for sure in this life is to get suggestions/advice from people that know what they're talking about to mitigate those mistakes. Best of luck to both of you in all your future endeavors. Peace
I totally get you, but I've always seen this differently.
Owning sure isn't easy. One of the things that makes owning worth it is inflation. Or even stagflation (yikes).
My father had a tough years in the 70s and early 80s (high interest rates), but the crazy inflation basically paid his mortgages. And ever since then the property he owns has just skyrocketed in value. That is the thing - no matter the economic situation owning things always has value. Money does not.
dude I hear you. I lived the city life for so long - NYC a few years, Singapore a few, Seoul for 7 years. Then I moved to Austin and we were all like "we don't need a bunch of space, these Texans are weird (even though I'm from Houston), let's buy a small house"... then we wished we'd bought more space.
Love you doing the accent in between :D
Wishing you three a wonderful time in your new home!
U live & u learn…sometimes they can be expensive lessons, but they are valuable lessons nevertheless!! Sometimes u just have to laugh it off & go, well, we won’t do that again!!🤣…after all, life is just a ton of lessons, mistakes & a multitude of changes essentially🤣😂🤣😂