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A couple who flipped a home for a profit recently gained widespread attention online ndash; because their home was just a shed when they first bought it. Nick and Meghan Lucido bought a shed from Home Depot for about $27,000 in 2019. After renovating it and living in it for about a year, they sold it for a profit ndash; and used that money to build a traditional home.They posted about their home on social media and the story went viral on TikTok. Viewers were fascinated by their shed, and how they not only turned it into a home ndash; but turned a profit.A few years ago, they were just two young professionals in Georgia who were keeping up with the Joneses, Nick said. The story starts with us racking up some debt that we didn t mean to get into, he said. After having their son, they decided to save money by selling e stanley cup verything and moving into a camper. They paid off $82,000 worth of debt by making that move, and were able to buy a new property and start building their dream home in the mountains of northern Georgia. But they were tired of living in the camper, so in the interim, the stanley cup y decided to stanley cup buy and renovate a shed from Home Depot. They put the shed on the eight acres of property they had bought for their new house. It was just a shell, Meghan said. We bought our code book, we met with the local code enforcement, we did everything that needed to be done to convert that into a home, Nick said.The pair had renovated thei Hube 50 years of Super Bowl photography
COVINGTON, Ga. -- A 14-year-old boy from Texas was killed Monday during severe weather when a tree fell at a camp.Authorities tell CBS Atlanta affiliate WGCL-TVthe teen was at a Boy Scout camp south of Covington, Georgia, on a week-long camping trip when he and another boy ran to a tent to escape severe weather that was passing through.It s believed between 50 and 60 trees came down at the camp. af1 One fell on the teen s tent, killing him, authorities said.Newton County Sheriff s Office spokesman Jeff Alexander said the incident occurred at the Bert Adams Scout Camp. Another boy was in the tent at the time, but he survived.The parents of the teen who lost his life were in Texas when it happened. More from CBS News Arrest m adidas samba ade in camper s murder, initially reported as a bear attack Maps, satellite images reveal Spain flood impact as death toll hits 205 Ancient town, tombs full of weapons found hidden in Arabian oasis stanley cups
A couple who flipped a home for a profit recently gained widespread attention online ndash; because their home was just a shed when they first bought it. Nick and Meghan Lucido bought a shed from Home Depot for about $27,000 in 2019. After renovating it and living in it for about a year, they sold it for a profit ndash; and used that money to build a traditional home.They posted about their home on social media and the story went viral on TikTok. Viewers were fascinated by their shed, and how they not only turned it into a home ndash; but turned a profit.A few years ago, they were just two young professionals in Georgia who were keeping up with the Joneses, Nick said. The story starts with us racking up some debt that we didn t mean to get into, he said. After having their son, they decided to save money by selling e stanley cup verything and moving into a camper. They paid off $82,000 worth of debt by making that move, and were able to buy a new property and start building their dream home in the mountains of northern Georgia. But they were tired of living in the camper, so in the interim, the stanley cup y decided to stanley cup buy and renovate a shed from Home Depot. They put the shed on the eight acres of property they had bought for their new house. It was just a shell, Meghan said. We bought our code book, we met with the local code enforcement, we did everything that needed to be done to convert that into a home, Nick said.The pair had renovated thei Hube 50 years of Super Bowl photography
COVINGTON, Ga. -- A 14-year-old boy from Texas was killed Monday during severe weather when a tree fell at a camp.Authorities tell CBS Atlanta affiliate WGCL-TVthe teen was at a Boy Scout camp south of Covington, Georgia, on a week-long camping trip when he and another boy ran to a tent to escape severe weather that was passing through.It s believed between 50 and 60 trees came down at the camp. af1 One fell on the teen s tent, killing him, authorities said.Newton County Sheriff s Office spokesman Jeff Alexander said the incident occurred at the Bert Adams Scout Camp. Another boy was in the tent at the time, but he survived.The parents of the teen who lost his life were in Texas when it happened. More from CBS News Arrest m adidas samba ade in camper s murder, initially reported as a bear attack Maps, satellite images reveal Spain flood impact as death toll hits 205 Ancient town, tombs full of weapons found hidden in Arabian oasis stanley cups