Three years ago, we were in Indiana. My husband Kevin was finishing grad school, and I was absently, fruitlessly scrolling through Zillow while our baby was napping in his crib.
Kevin had just secured a remote job, which opened the whole country up to us. This was exciting, until I realized we needed three bedrooms: one for us, one for our baby, and a third for a remote workspace.
A three-bedroom house on one income is hard to swing in most parts of the country, and I was feeling increasingly depressed about my search.
We’re both from New Jersey, and we really wanted to get back to the coast. It quickly became apparent that homes in New Jersey…
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