These millennials gave up traveling full-time and bought a 1970s cabin for $83,000. They spent a year renovating it into their light-filled, colorful dream home — see inside.
Summer Ginther and her husband, Ryan, in front of their home.Summer Ginther, 28, and her husband, Ryan, gave up living and traveling in an RV to buy a home. They spent a year and $40,000 renovating it into their dream home. Take a look.
Ginther and her husband, Ryan, in the back of the 2016 Ram ProMaster van they purchased after moving into their home.They drove through all of the US and parts of Canada for nearly three years, including through the pandemic.La Push Beach on the Washington coast is Ginther's favorite place the couple visited.
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