Demo Days, Meltdowns & Renovation Realness
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In this episode, Nat gets real about how she turned a total dump of a house into her first six-figure success — long before she was a licensed REALTOR®, and while juggling three jobs. From pulling nicotine-stained wallpaper to dodging eviction fears and navigating the realities of solo homeownership, it’s a behind-the-scenes look at the real beginnings of her real estate journey.
Listeners will hear all about the unfiltered highs and lows:
- The power-of-sale property she bought solo in her 20s
- How saving (not splurging) made all the difference
- Renovation nightmares
- Staying on budget with scratch & dent appliances
- The ROI of kitchens, bathrooms, and backyard renos
- When to actually sell, and what upgrades are worth it
- Why “ugly houses need love too” is more than just a cute saying
With raw reflections, renovation tips, and a dose of inspiration, Nat proves you don’t need to be rich to build wealth — you just need vision, grit, and a good washer/dryer (even if you end up leaving it behind).
Ready to make a move in the GTHA? Let’s make it happen together—I’d love to help you find your perfect place. Not in the area but still in Canada? No worries, I’ve got connections coast to coast. Send me a message, and I’ll point you in the right direction.
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Until next time, on the podcast that always feels like home.
xo Nat