Lisa has been residing in her home for five years.
In those years, she has had many good and bad experiences. Her vision was to leave the area and live somewhere quiet, so when a position that was remote opened up, in a different company, Lisa didn’t hesitate to make the switch. After a year, she managed to relocate to a rural area, where she purchased this charming home that came with five acres of land. The area is remote, but safe, and she can access fast Internet service. Lisa can wake up, take a walk or a jog or a hike, and then get to work in her small office. While she was prepared for the remoteness of the area, winter was a whole other matter. Her first winter, Lisa got to use the gas furnace that came with the chalet. Her real estate agent had mentioned about updating the gas furnace so she could be safe in winter. However, Lisa didn’t have the funds for a new gas furnace, so she opted to have the furnace tested, then hoped it would hold up. The gas furnace did well for two weeks that winter, but by the sixth week, there were signs it would fail. Fortunately, Lisa had a powerful space heater, which saved her from freezing on cold winter nights when the gas furnace failed. Lisa had to use it on and off until she could afford to replace the home’s heater. It took saving up for three seasons. By fall the following year, Lisa had the money to get the job done.