Rachel Cruze

to like, it's difficult to teach them.

So, I mean, they're learning, they're there, you know, but we're really on it.

And we're not quite sure what to do because the homes for rent here are, you know, renting is just throwing money away.

We know that.

We know that we can only afford like a $300,000, but that doesn't exist here.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop, stop, stop.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, we have looked at some.

We have been – I'm sorry.

We've been looking at homes on the outskirts.

Okay.

But the homes on the outskirts –

for lack of a better term, are together.

The schools don't offer the services that all of my children need, and if we move anywhere else, there's wait lists.

No, yeah.

We thought of a solution.

They're still building in our neighborhood currently.

And we thought about selling this house, but putting money down on a new build in the back of the community.

But those are still, I mean, the cheapest one we found was $465,000.

So I'm finding myself in between a rock and a hard place about I've been at my current job for about 20 years.