You’re inspiring me to do the same thing. I used to own a construction company and was about to get into the new construction space so I am very excited to see this process!
I genuinely feel so happy for Sebastian because of all the hard work he put in. I recently moved to a cabin in the north of Sweden from Miami and I learned so much about myself. It was a silent chaos, but it taught me so much about myself. I now post on TH-cam about self improvement and hope to reach this level of quality content and narration. Much love to everyone 🙏🏽
It's coming along! Can't wait to continue to see more content! Also, side note, thanks for helping me with my investments these past few weeks! It's coming to fruition with all your help and blessings! You have no idea how much you've helped. Guys, Sebb is truly an amazing human!!
I used to be a framer, just make sure you got a good crew for framing. Foundation and framing are what matter most if those go wrong then everything goes wrong.. it’s a sick house tho, excited to see more and I know you do mad research before you get into anything so I’m sure you’ll be fine. Enjoy your new crib!
Man glad your communication is on point, definitely a good skill to have. Especially when it comes to things on this large scale. Excited for the rest of the series dawg!
i love this style of video, it’s going to be a great series bro fr. i would love to see long length videos going into detail of all the behind the scenes
Definitely tell us everything we need to do to start building our own properties I want to build new construction rental town home condos in several cities and I need to just see the clear path on how to make that happen from numbers cost sufficiencies of every person I will need etc share your journey and beyond your journey
Bro, i have been following you since your beginning in shopify DS and your mental growth and your success is so inspiring, i'm very happy to see you uplifted and motivated, you're so happy to doing what you doing it is just awesome! keep going. Nice content.
Damn bro very inspiring. Can't believe where you're at now. Just keep us in the loop with this this looks dope! When you get your 3d designs back from the company will you show that? BADASS
I just can't help it but also feel the joy emanating from you. Is so fun to have your dream thing in progress. I will love to see the house progress and maybe copy your design for my own😃😃😍
Hey bro! this is dope. im up in age but im so freaking inspired by what you're doing. Would love to know why arizona and why you picked the lot and style of home. best wishes, Tee
You are truly amazing. Your videos are very pleasant to watch due to your honesty. Thank you! Seb, how can someone reach you requesting a genuine advice and knowledge from you!!!!!!!
Totally loving the content!! ❤️ Happy to see you growing in success and getting ready to enjoy more good fruit of your labor. I have built a house before. It’s quite a process, but oh so wonderful when you move and everything is to your own taste. Highly recommend a pool and exquisite outdoor spaces. Very very HAPPY FOR YOU!! 😊🔥 💯 Really appreciate your down to earth and authentic nature. Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us!! 💯
I’m excited for the series as well thanks sebb I appreciate it bro you are helping me a lot a video I watch from you said to stop sitting back and to hop in it and Ik imma be a multi millionaire I know I can do it you’ve helped a lot
the story of how you got the house approved is way more motivational than you think. Just reaching out to separate individuals in certain pistons than can benefit you is amazing. Need those assets
I'm watching this in the studio of my house that my wife and I built so I know exactly what you're going through!! Took 3 yrs before we could move in and when we did (last November) it was only about 60% done! Now it's only about 75% ! Still lots to do and a long way to go. But when you finally have your own space that you designed yourself (along with your architect), words simply cannot express how great it feels. (And it gets better over time) 🙂 From just looking at your footings I can see your house is actually absolutely massive. Seriously. When the footings are underway and you start building the foundation walls, your sense of spatial awareness starts to change and you think your house is much smaller that what it should be. However, this is simply because your eyes are comparing your walls with the surroundings which in my case (and yours) was lot's of empty land. Thus making the house 'look' smaller than what it is. When your walls are fully up then everything will fall back into perspective and you'll realize your house isn't that small after all. However, in your case I think you will realize your house is too big!! I would love to hear your comments on this when you finally get your walls and ceilings up. Anyway, from my humble experience I would advise you to buy only the absolute essentials for your studio/office/mancave. Obviously get high quality stuff but only the bare minimum. Once you actually move in, you will arrange your studio and the things in it 1,000 times until you get to your sweet spot and I can guarantee it will be completely different to what you have in your head right now. I spent around 7.5 months using Sketchup everyday (when I say every day, I MEAN every day) designing my house. I knew everything millimeter of my home and basically lived in it (virtually) 7 months before I physically moved in. I was pretty confident I had everything covered. However, if you see what I had in Sketchup to what we have now, it's pretty close for some areas of the house (kitchen, bathrooms) but my studio? It's completely different!!!! 🙂 Why? Because like I said, Once you move in you go, "Hold on, what if I just move this there?.... You know what, I think I'll move my desk here instead.... actually why did I buy this shit? I don't need it..." Ha ha!... Buy the minimum. Move in. Breathe! Get to know your space... In this regard your decision about your next purchase will be well informed and more accurate. I should not have bought about 3/4's of the stuff I got for my studio before moving in! Seriously! It was a headache to figure out where it should all go 🙂 In the end it was ok as I'm very good with organizing rooms that have a lot of stuff but still look spacious and minimal. (Note, for the essential parts of your house (Windows, external and internal doors, roofing, building materials, insulation, flooring, heat pump, light fittings etc) buy the absolute highest quality you can). I hear you about the mental stress thing when searching for stuff online. I am not exaggerating when I say I looked at tens of thousands of products throughout the build phase . This was primarily because I have the taste for high quality minimal designs which, unfortunately are not cheap. My budget was also limited so hence why I looked at so many products until I found one that was close enough to the higher end brands but was not at the same price tag. Add to that the fact sometimes you bust your balls having just looked through 3,000 light fittings to find one you absolutely love.... you show it to your wife and she goes 'Erhhh... don't like it!'. F*****!! Ha ha ... and then you search through thousands more products until you find one you both like 🙂 I found the best way to combat the stress was to give up. Yep, give up. But just for that day. Stop shopping. Switch off then continue the next day. I often had to catch myself when I hit my daily stress limit and quit otherwise I would have gone mad! Yep I also pretty much lived on Pinterest throughout the whole time. In that respect I can see why you're hiring an interior designer. If I had the funds I'd have done the same too. One tip, ensure you get on with him/her. Make sure you click and they get a good sense for the type of things you like (not just designs but lifestyle). If you have any doubts, drop 'em. Seriously. Don't waste time. Drop them and find another. This is important because people seem to underestimate how important it is to create the right environment in all aspects your home (if you're fortunate enough to do so). It's not just about how your space looks, but more importantly, how it makes you FEEL. You should set up your home to make your life EASIER in absolutely EVERY aspect and interaction you have with this house. From how you get from your bed to the bathroom to brush your teeth, to put on your clothes to storing your shoes to organizing your recycling to how you power your home if the electricity goes out to how you organize your dirty laundry to how you enter your car to how you enter your home from your car when it rains to the view you have when eating dinner to stopping flies entering your home during summer.... man... I could go on!!!! Think about all these things now. Absorb the stress of this now so you don't need to think about any of them for the next 10 years. The way you 'float' through your home thereafter, no matter what you do will seem like magic. Also maybe a few months after you move in, you're sitting on the sofa drinking a coffee, you look out your window and see beautiful green fields & trees and feel extremely calm like you're sitting in a weekend spa retreat. But you're not... you're sitting in your home!! Don't forget to take pictures on a daily basis of absolutely everything. You'd be surprised how useful this will be when 3 years later you need to reference a specific part of your house (e.g. electric cabling) that's now been covered up by bricks and concrete). Ok. I'd better stop now! Like you I am absolutely passionate about this topic and cannot express how happy I am having built my own home. (And still doing so!). I'm sitting here in my studio writing this looking left, right, up and down full of ideas of what I want to do to this room! Yet I still need to paint the bathroom upstairs and many other things before my wife kills me!! I would say bringing a life into this world, experiencing the loss of one, travelling this planet and challenging oneself to stay out of your comfort zone are some incredibly valuable life lessons. In my opinion, building one's own home goes right alongside them. Enjoy the journey...
@@vimal-cliobconsulting Ha ha! Absolutely not! My wife and I saved up for around 15 yrs. Then we moved to a cheaper country (as it was way too expensive in the UK) and this is how we managed it...
Sebastian!! I love this video! Your content is amazing! I love all the details in your project! The more you can share the better! Thank you for all you do! God bless you and your family 🙏🏻 Much love ❤
I've been following you over the last few months and loving the content bro! I'm actually looking to buy my first home right now so loving these kind of videos.
This is amazing!! I absolutely love to see him accomplish these things, especially at such a young age. You are such an inspiration truly🤩can’t wait to see the process!!
As a construction site manager from Switzerland I find it interesting to see how different you guys build over there. Congrats on the braking ground Seb!
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
The greatest regret is not trying and failing but it is not to trying at allFunny enough people aspire to emulate great investors and entrepreneurs, of our time but they only see their wins and achievements and they careless about their challenges and failures during multiple trials and the lesson it teaches
Congrats man, super inspirational! Quick business question for you: Would you recommend having separate LLC's for TH-cam and your eCommerce business? And if you have multiple ecomm brands, should you have an LLC for each? Would love to hear your feedback on this.
Hey bro congratulations I can’t believe your only 22 and living like this already fucking inspiring Btw you should do spray foam insulation as the insulation. I own a company and that’s what we specialize in it’s the best thing you can do for your house
Bro!! This is awesome man I watching every single video without a doubt! You’ve been inspiring me to start doing everything that I dream of doing! You’re teaching me so much and I’m putting other people on to you so they can see the possibilities and learn too💯keep going
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Once electricity is up (should be after framing, before drywall), install camera(s) recording 24/hrs. Then you can time laps it.. Would be dope.
Make sure to buy the workers beers on a Friday to thank them for their hard work, it goes a long way
Most construction guys don’t drink anymore. They probably did at one point and gave it up. Construction sites are actually very intolerant to alcohol.
@@Buildingenjoyment funny joke
@@paxton_6569 right I pick up bottles at my site everyday all day
Modelos
@@jester6909 different world I guess. Some trade guys do crappy work even when they’re sober. Not use to alcohol on a job site.
You’re inspiring me to do the same thing. I used to own a construction company and was about to get into the new construction space so I am very excited to see this process!
When you see the hard work starting to pay off
Starting?
@@jester6909 hes on a different level that’s the start of a new stage of his life imo
I genuinely feel so happy for Sebastian because of all the hard work he put in. I recently moved to a cabin in the north of Sweden from Miami and I learned so much about myself. It was a silent chaos, but it taught me so much about myself. I now post on TH-cam about self improvement and hope to reach this level of quality content and narration. Much love to everyone 🙏🏽
Nice, let's collaborate
It's coming along! Can't wait to continue to see more content! Also, side note, thanks for helping me with my investments these past few weeks! It's coming to fruition with all your help and blessings! You have no idea how much you've helped. Guys, Sebb is truly an amazing human!!
At your age having this house. Simply amazing. I hope that your family is proud of you to the moon
Dude you inspire me insane amounts. Your outlook on life is just so positive, and you seem like the most humble guy. Looking forward to this series 🙌🏼
The black paint is a thick coat to seal and keep the outside environment from getting through the crevices
I used to be a framer, just make sure you got a good crew for framing. Foundation and framing are what matter most if those go wrong then everything goes wrong.. it’s a sick house tho, excited to see more and I know you do mad research before you get into anything so I’m sure you’ll be fine. Enjoy your new crib!
Who are framers
I love this. Congratulations bro!
Hey Seb. I watched you for a long time in your Shopify days. It’s amazing to see how far you’ve come. Congratulations on your success!
Man glad your communication is on point, definitely a good skill to have. Especially when it comes to things on this large scale. Excited for the rest of the series dawg!
Thats insane Sebb and yeah you are right, there arent many vids on youtube like this. Building a house from ground up to finished
wowSEB
as an architectural student watching this am more than happy with d way its moving
Congratulations on your success. Truly inspirational seeing how far you came. Looking forward on this series!
Dont call, its a scam
You should ask the workers on site what they are doing but this is so cool to watch .
i love this style of video, it’s going to be a great series bro fr. i would love to see long length videos going into detail of all the behind the scenes
Congratulations Sebastian!!
To anyone reading this, if you stay consistent towards your dream there's no reason you can't get a dream house just like this ✊🏾
Killing it Sebs, Cant wait to see the final result🔥🔥🔥
congrats man cant wait to see the result your such and inspiration
Definitely tell us everything we need to do to start building our own properties I want to build new construction rental town home condos in several cities and I need to just see the clear path on how to make that happen from numbers cost sufficiencies of every person I will need etc share your journey and beyond your journey
so happy for you man
Congrats on everything!!! The vision is crazy!!
Love your personality, man. Thank you for the inspiration and Congrats on the journey!
Hey
i love this. especially the fact that it's from like start working your way up the finish. can't wait for the final product!
Bro, i have been following you since your beginning in shopify DS and your mental growth and your success is so inspiring, i'm very happy to see you uplifted and motivated, you're so happy to doing what you doing it is just awesome! keep going. Nice content.
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This is such an inspiration man. Congratulations on making dreams come true. I’m excited to do the same for myself down the line.
Dreams come trute🥰🖤😍🔥
Keep it up Seb you killin it !!
Damn bro very inspiring. Can't believe where you're at now. Just keep us in the loop with this this looks dope! When you get your 3d designs back from the company will you show that? BADASS
I just can't help it but also feel the joy emanating from you. Is so fun to have your dream thing in progress. I will love to see the house progress and maybe copy your design for my own😃😃😍
Super happy for u bro, big inspiration as always!
More of this type of videos. Congrats on the house, this is super inspiring!
You should take drone shots everytime they do something to the property so you can have a mini video at the end of the progress
Hey bro! this is dope. im up in age but im so freaking inspired by what you're doing. Would love to know why arizona and why you picked the lot and style of home. best wishes, Tee
You are truly amazing. Your videos are very pleasant to watch due to your honesty. Thank you!
Seb, how can someone reach you requesting a genuine advice and knowledge from you!!!!!!!
Great, we’ll deserved, leaving overseas is not for everyone. The first thing I did when I went fully remote on my business was leave the USA (taxes).
Would love to see a video where you walk us through the 3D model when it’s ready!! ❤️
Dont call its a scam
Wow!!! I am so happy for you Sebastian!! thats a dream come true moment!! Thank you for inspiring me a lot!!
Totally loving the content!! ❤️
Happy to see you growing in success and getting ready to enjoy more good fruit of your labor. I have built a house before. It’s quite a process, but oh so wonderful when you move and everything is to your own taste. Highly recommend a pool and exquisite outdoor spaces.
Very very HAPPY FOR YOU!! 😊🔥
💯 Really appreciate your down to earth and authentic nature.
Thank you for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us!! 💯
I’m excited for the series as well thanks sebb I appreciate it bro you are helping me a lot a video I watch from you said to stop sitting back and to hop in it and Ik imma be a multi millionaire I know I can do it you’ve helped a lot
Big Congratulations to you Champ.
wow i think what you're doing with this is amazing and incredibly inspiring. This is gonna be a fun series to keep up with. cheers.
the story of how you got the house approved is way more motivational than you think. Just reaching out to separate individuals in certain pistons than can benefit you is amazing. Need those assets
It's gonna be so fun watching this once it's done.
Exciting stuff! Congratulations bro 👏🏼
I'm loving this 🔥❤️
we need a whole series for this...
I'm watching this in the studio of my house that my wife and I built so I know exactly what you're going through!!
Took 3 yrs before we could move in and when we did (last November) it was only about 60% done! Now it's only about 75% ! Still lots to do and a long way to go. But when you finally have your own space that you designed yourself (along with your architect), words simply cannot express how great it feels. (And it gets better over time) 🙂
From just looking at your footings I can see your house is actually absolutely massive. Seriously. When the footings are underway and you start building the foundation walls, your sense of spatial awareness starts to change and you think your house is much smaller that what it should be. However, this is simply because your eyes are comparing your walls with the surroundings which in my case (and yours) was lot's of empty land. Thus making the house 'look' smaller than what it is.
When your walls are fully up then everything will fall back into perspective and you'll realize your house isn't that small after all. However, in your case I think you will realize your house is too big!! I would love to hear your comments on this when you finally get your walls and ceilings up.
Anyway, from my humble experience I would advise you to buy only the absolute essentials for your studio/office/mancave. Obviously get high quality stuff but only the bare minimum.
Once you actually move in, you will arrange your studio and the things in it 1,000 times until you get to your sweet spot and I can guarantee it will be completely different to what you have in your head right now.
I spent around 7.5 months using Sketchup everyday (when I say every day, I MEAN every day) designing my house. I knew everything millimeter of my home and basically lived in it (virtually) 7 months before I physically moved in. I was pretty confident I had everything covered. However, if you see what I had in Sketchup to what we have now, it's pretty close for some areas of the house (kitchen, bathrooms) but my studio? It's completely different!!!! 🙂 Why? Because like I said, Once you move in you go, "Hold on, what if I just move this there?.... You know what, I think I'll move my desk here instead.... actually why did I buy this shit? I don't need it..." Ha ha!...
Buy the minimum. Move in. Breathe! Get to know your space... In this regard your decision about your next purchase will be well informed and more accurate. I should not have bought about 3/4's of the stuff I got for my studio before moving in! Seriously! It was a headache to figure out where it should all go 🙂 In the end it was ok as I'm very good with organizing rooms that have a lot of stuff but still look spacious and minimal.
(Note, for the essential parts of your house (Windows, external and internal doors, roofing, building materials, insulation, flooring, heat pump, light fittings etc) buy the absolute highest quality you can).
I hear you about the mental stress thing when searching for stuff online. I am not exaggerating when I say I looked at tens of thousands of products throughout the build phase . This was primarily because I have the taste for high quality minimal designs which, unfortunately are not cheap. My budget was also limited so hence why I looked at so many products until I found one that was close enough to the higher end brands but was not at the same price tag. Add to that the fact sometimes you bust your balls having just looked through 3,000 light fittings to find one you absolutely love.... you show it to your wife and she goes 'Erhhh... don't like it!'. F*****!! Ha ha ... and then you search through thousands more products until you find one you both like 🙂
I found the best way to combat the stress was to give up. Yep, give up. But just for that day. Stop shopping. Switch off then continue the next day. I often had to catch myself when I hit my daily stress limit and quit otherwise I would have gone mad!
Yep I also pretty much lived on Pinterest throughout the whole time.
In that respect I can see why you're hiring an interior designer. If I had the funds I'd have done the same too. One tip, ensure you get on with him/her. Make sure you click and they get a good sense for the type of things you like (not just designs but lifestyle). If you have any doubts, drop 'em. Seriously. Don't waste time. Drop them and find another. This is important because people seem to underestimate how important it is to create the right environment in all aspects your home (if you're fortunate enough to do so). It's not just about how your space looks, but more importantly, how it makes you FEEL.
You should set up your home to make your life EASIER in absolutely EVERY aspect and interaction you have with this house. From how you get from your bed to the bathroom to brush your teeth, to put on your clothes to storing your shoes to organizing your recycling to how you power your home if the electricity goes out to how you organize your dirty laundry to how you enter your car to how you enter your home from your car when it rains to the view you have when eating dinner to stopping flies entering your home during summer.... man... I could go on!!!! Think about all these things now. Absorb the stress of this now so you don't need to think about any of them for the next 10 years. The way you 'float' through your home thereafter, no matter what you do will seem like magic.
Also maybe a few months after you move in, you're sitting on the sofa drinking a coffee, you look out your window and see beautiful green fields & trees and feel extremely calm like you're sitting in a weekend spa retreat. But you're not... you're sitting in your home!!
Don't forget to take pictures on a daily basis of absolutely everything. You'd be surprised how useful this will be when 3 years later you need to reference a specific part of your house (e.g. electric cabling) that's now been covered up by bricks and concrete).
Ok. I'd better stop now! Like you I am absolutely passionate about this topic and cannot express how happy I am having built my own home. (And still doing so!).
I'm sitting here in my studio writing this looking left, right, up and down full of ideas of what I want to do to this room! Yet I still need to paint the bathroom upstairs and many other things before my wife kills me!!
I would say bringing a life into this world, experiencing the loss of one, travelling this planet and challenging oneself to stay out of your comfort zone are some incredibly valuable life lessons. In my opinion, building one's own home goes right alongside them.
Enjoy the journey...
You truly are passionate about this topic. I savoured every word you wrote in this comment. Looking forward to be like you guys some day.
@@akachukwunnaji5519 Thank you! Yes I am :-) Wish you every success in getting to build your own home too!!
Are you multi millionaire too dude?
@@vimal-cliobconsulting Ha ha! Absolutely not! My wife and I saved up for around 15 yrs. Then we moved to a cheaper country (as it was way too expensive in the UK) and this is how we managed it...
@@inspector-tech oh wow that's great and happy for you guys.
Sebastian!! I love this video! Your content is amazing! I love all the details in your project! The more you can share the better! Thank you for all you do! God bless you and your family 🙏🏻 Much love ❤
Seb could you make a video where you explain how to start a google ads agency ?
congratulations you deserve it
I've been following you over the last few months and loving the content bro! I'm actually looking to buy my first home right now so loving these kind of videos.
Well deserved, enjoy 🔥
Looking forward to seeing your empire 👌
INSANE! Congrats for the achievement! There are many more to come :)
This is amazing!! I absolutely love to see him accomplish these things, especially at such a young age. You are such an inspiration truly🤩can’t wait to see the process!!
ooohh that's so good man keep winning
the hard work pays off
Let's talk ✍️⤴️⤴️
I've got something for you⤴️⤴️✍️,.,✍️💬
Hope more happiness for u hun, enjoy.
Congrats!!!
VERYY different, would love to see you document this whole journey, keep going bro & god bless !
"hahah ahah bro i have nine days to get this done" you're killing it ! great video and promising serie !
Out here in AZ, awesome to see your grind paid off man! Got me motivated
You should have a HIDDEN ROOM in the house. Ryan Pineda does this with his House Flips
Don't mind it being a different kind of content,I'm just excited for you and I wanna see it through
As a construction site manager from Switzerland I find it interesting to see how different you guys build over there.
Congrats on the braking ground Seb!
Successful people don't become that way overnight. What most people see at a glance wealth, a great career, purpose is the result of hard work and hustle over time. I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
You are right, to be a successful person in life require he or she of hard work and time
The thing about been successful is working toward it and not going the other way round
@Aisha Mahmud I totally agree with you it has been an eye-opening experience for a lot of people.
Invstmnt is the key to achieving success with the current pandemic slowing down so many businesses aww
I'm a living testimony of Colinswilson he's done a great thing for me
*EVERY FAMILY HAS SOMEONE WHO BREAKS THE CHAIN OF POVERTY IN THAT FAMILY,I PRAY YOU BE THE ONE*
The greatest regret is not trying and failing but it is not to trying at allFunny enough people aspire to emulate great investors and entrepreneurs, of our time but they only see their wins
and achievements and they careless about their
challenges and failures during multiple trials and the
lesson it teaches
Awesome as hell. Hope your mansion is what you want at the end
Congrats man, super inspirational! Quick business question for you: Would you recommend having separate LLC's for TH-cam and your eCommerce business? And if you have multiple ecomm brands, should you have an LLC for each? Would love to hear your feedback on this.
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Well done on the calls!
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Hey bro congratulations I can’t believe your only 22 and living like this already fucking inspiring
Btw you should do spray foam insulation as the insulation. I own a company and that’s what we specialize in it’s the best thing you can do for your house
Agree!!!!
Congrats!
I believe that the house will turn out outstanding.
i want to see full house so exited bruuhhh
cant wait to see a house tour
Very happy for you man
Blessings bro you’re an inspiration my guy!
Really glad to see your doing so well
Let's gooo! Really excited for this series man
I love this style of content
Congrats on the TH-cam channel growth!
Excited for this series!
Hey Seb, how many hustles do you have, please make a video about it so we can have some ideas
Framing should go up quock as long as there are no supply chain setbacks. I'm looking forward to watching the series.
Congratulations Man
Love this idea
Congrats Seb!
Bro!! This is awesome man I watching every single video without a doubt! You’ve been inspiring me to start doing everything that I dream of doing! You’re teaching me so much and I’m putting other people on to you so they can see the possibilities and learn too💯keep going
This style of content is fire. make more fs brotha
It would be cool to see a breakdown on the total cost of building the house so we get an overview what to expect.
so happy for you Seb!
looking good so far inspirational
Stradman is just finishing his house and now you start? This shit is so exciting to watch can‘t wait to do it myself!
proud to see you getting into the real estate world, i hope to be there one day!
Inspiring
Let's talk ✍️⤴️⤴️
I've got something for you⤴️⤴️✍️,.,
Wait only 1 like xd
Bro i love this! Keep filming these styles of vids bro! So inspiring man!
Am loving this, hoping to be like you someday.
Amazing