It was aggravating finding the perfect cabin however having no access to a garage.
Since I was on a deadline with my cabin lease, I had to pull the trigger.
At least, this place came with a large backyard and no deed restrictions. That means I can put up fences, bird feeders, storage sheds, or anything that I want that isn’t outright illegal across the board. I assume that any landscaping work that I do will add to the home’s equity, so I can constantly sell this place in the future if I decide it isn’t the right fit. For now I am making use of my space out back with many large storage sheds. One is for storage, especially for lawn machines such as my mower, weedeater and my rakes and shovels. The other shed is my tool shed, or otherwise my workshop. I do all of my projects in this shed and I even have a window a/c installed inside. During the winter time season, I have a gas powered space heating system to stay warm. However, I have struggled with insects and pests since putting up this shed. First it was an issue with spiders, however now that they have been detached it’s a nightmare dealing with the wasps. I’m thankfully not allergic to their venom, but the sting is painful enough to make anyone jumpy in close proximity to one of their hives. I don’t like to kill these insects, there aren’t any bee or wasp rescue services within a 200 mile radius of my house. My only choice is to hire an exterminator to spray the inside of the shed to kill whatever wasps are inside. This way even the hives and nests that could be hidden from sight are eradicated as well.