Keeping Your American Dream Well-maintained
I’ve told you about us wanting to get a house soon enough. I know having a place to call your own is part of the American Dream. It would always be a good feeling knowing that you have your own place. It makes you feel proud. Makes you feel very grown-up that, at last, you’re now a responsible adult and that someone trusted you enough to loan you a huge sum of money to own a piece of that dream. J And because of that sense of pride, you always make sure that the house you now own is in tip-top shape, clean and presentable. That’s what a responsible homeowner does.
You also don’t want to ignore the bits and pieces of problems in the house because they might turn into something bigger - and consequently, more expensive to repair. And when you get to have your own home, that’s when you realize that house repairs aren’t cheap either.
I once had a friend who almost had a heart attack when he found out how much a plumber charges to fix a small (or what he thinks is just small) problem in his kitchen sink. And I have to agree with him, these people do charge an arm and a leg for their services. And I think that’s why it’s always recommended to have a home warranty - just like American Home Sheild.
It’s companies like them who would be able to make home repairs a little bit easier to take.
Think about it. If you’ve invested a lot on your home, you don’t want to leave anything to chance with your home repairs.

Why not learn plumbing instead?
Exactly, Sidney!! I guess that’s the reason Lowe’s and Home Depot and every hardware store is as big as they are - they have everything that would make the job of the do-it-yourselfers really convenient.
If you think about it, it’s not really bad knowing these things. If you’re a person who loves working with your hands, learning these things can even be exciting