Kai Risdahl

we're now able to match families up with the houses on our list and we are charging families hourly.

We're trying to keep the time as minimal as possible, but I don't know if you're going to want to see two houses or 10 houses until we find the right house for you.

Right.

You know, a realtor would charge you a percentage for selling the house, but we're selling the house for a dollar.

So then we have to work it out to try to just cover our time.

We're just trying to cover our time basically.

So there's a little altruism here, but there's a little business, right?

Yes.

And now that we've set up this process, we're trying to scale up in order to help more people and make the whole thing work as a business model.

What are locals telling you about this?

I mean, people walking by, walking their dogs and stuff.

Do you hear from them?

Anybody?

Sure.

Well, I know the owner of this house, they're usually here on the weekends when they're not at work.

If they leave the front gate open, people just come by all day long.

I would.

Yeah, because when do you see a house getting moved?

When we move the house in the middle of the night, we've done like 12 or so overnight trips.

It doesn't get old.