Two sisters collected a house together at auction and saving $ 10,210 by renewing it by using chatgpt.
Heather Roberts, 25, and Anya Hughes, 21, took the task of Mom after buying their first apartment in May 2024 for $ 178,686.
The interior needed to completely remove and save money women learned themselves DIY skill – using youtube, video tictok and even chatgpt.
The sisters have donated pink skirt and hope to inspire other women to try DIY.
Heather, an employee of the Barista and HR administrator, from Bournemouth, Dersset, said: “From the need, we decided to do it ourselves.
“I was president of the feminist society at the University and Anya is the champion of women at her university, as well as starting and running feminist society there.
“Since we knew what the word would say, we were strong feminists.
“We simply wrapped the sleeves and reached it.
“We started documenting them all in tiktok to show two young girls with nails and hair that we do not have to give up our femininity to fit in this space.
“I’m not very sporty or strong, but we just wanted to show if we can do it. Someone can.
“It is possible if you can’t get on the property stairs.”
The sisters first encountered property again May 2024 and bought it for $ 178,686 after “did not receive much love at auction”.
Heather said: “It was not something we thought would happen.
“We just thought well. We’ll just put a lick on the walls and get new carpets.
“We are not annoying people and we didn’t worry about her condition.
“We started working for him and everything started to break up.
“It was such a big project.”
Before the pair took the keys to the apartment in August 2024, Heather had brought builders to get quotes as much as he would cost.
She said: “On the first day the builders had quoted us for getting the fireplace with an electric fire.
“They said it would cost $ 255 to get out.
“We just got it for a whip and we thought, we can do that.
“Anya pulled it out of the wall and it fell to the floor.
“In two days, we had everything torn.”
In addition to getting external contractors to help in the plumbing, re-installation and adjustment of the kitchen and elongation, the girls solo the rest.
Heather said: “We have a long list of items that need to be finished.
“I feel like in the last two weeks I have seen them join.
“Pride for me has come in the last two weeks.
“There were some big challenges. Our porch was falling completely.
“My friend’s brother had to help, but he had a lot of work for himself, so I left them on my equipment and felt overloaded.
“He entered the beams and then I built the frames after that.
“I glazed all the windows myself after a quick tutor from our builder, and I made the wood myself.
“I just finished the bathroom tile.
“People ask me” did you do what you did on the weekend? “And I’m like ‘I slab my bathroom’.
“I’m proud to say that.
“The response from the online girls has been amazing.
“We’ve had a lot of comments from girls who say,” You have inspired me to get something “or” Love to see that. “”
Heather has spent 30 hours every week, going to the apartment before and after work while doing three jobs.
Sister Anya has helped between her university studies and exams, joining her sister for about 10 hours each week.
She said: “The apartment painting lasted three weeks – I have no idea how much it would cost me to hire a painter.
“We would need a carpenter for the edges and again I have no idea how much it would have been.”
In total, the sisters estimate that they have saved about $ 10,204 from making so much renovation themselves.
Finding online tips and tricks, the pair have found that social media be useful to learn how to fix things around the apartment.
Heather said: “A large part of it we found in Tiktok but there is so much there.
“Jack the Tiller makes great videos.
“Also, we will search the occasional video on YouTube.
“I even crushed” how can I treat the wood “in chatgpt.
“Although this is not what we did for the porch, I asked them to make a shopping list for B&q for what I would have to buy for it.
“If I couldn’t ask a person, I would ask Chatgpt.
“My mother is a chiropractor, and my dad is a good appraiser of art, so we don’t have a builder in the family or father who comes and does it with us.
“My mother and grandmother are such pillars in the family and they know so much about DIY.”
The DIY duo also had the help of commentators online.
Heather said: “Because we have publicly shared our journey, many traders saying,” Maybe next time try this. “
“We are really grateful for the support from the brands.
“Madhe made the change.”
The girls have been able to have most of their ink supplied free from the paint and decorators, and received tiles descended from the Tile warehouse.
“Our best so far has been with Hire Brandon’s station,” Heather said.
“We got a saw, a concrete switch, a rotovator and we’re ready to get a trunk grinder.
“It has been really good because whatever we need, they will send us with pleasure.”
Ryobi has also sent girls various tools to help on their latest Snag list.
Now a month away from the finish line, the older sister Heather wants to go to the flip houses as “her full -time work” with plans to sell the apartment soon.
They post in Tiktok and Instagram below @builtinkpink.
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