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Progress Report Final Check

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This what I have

October 19, 2023

TO: Ms. Brown

FROM: Kelsi Hofacker

SUBJECT: Progress Report on budling My Tiny House

This progress report is about my journey and the process of building a tiny house. For years I have always wanted to build a tiny house. I started researching and looking for ideas and inspiration. I then gathered the necessary materials and supplies and began the construction process.

One of many obstacles I faced was not knowing how to build or measure anything. I persevered, and I learned through the process. I am thankful for all the help I received from my family and friends and from YouTube. I was determined to figure this out and I was determined not to give up. I am so proud of myself for pushing through and learning a new skill every day. Which Resulted in My Tiny House down Below!

Channels I had to Overcome:

• Overall Budget.
• 5,900 Dollars
• The Electrical and Plumping Situations
• Downsizing
• Finding a Location
• Zoning Laws

What I Have Accomplished

I have successfully finished building my tiny house, and I am proud of all the hard work and effort I put in. I have learned many new skills in the process, and I am more confident in my construction abilities. I am also saving money on rent and utilities. I am confident that I will be able to live comfortably in my tiny house for a long time. As well, I am grateful for all the support and help from my family and friends. During my time as I was budling my home, I also learned how to handle plumbing and electrical issues on my own. Looking forward to future challenges is exciting to me.

What is Left to be Accomplished?

My tiny house is almost complete, and now I only need to design it and see if everything will fit, and then I can move forward with the rest of the progress. In planning the furniture layout and design, I need to consider the amount of space I have, the number of windows, the insulation and ventilation, and other important details. I can then proceed to buying materials and designing the interior of the house once I have my design ready. Once the interior is complete, I can move on to the external works, such as the garden, solar panels, and insulation. I can then move in and make it my home.