Hmong guy put in his 500 hours so he's getting a house now

[theking]

Good to see... :

Habitat for Humanity is raising the walls on its second largest project in 32 years.

Five homes, each two stories and four bedrooms, are being built in south Sacramento.

The future homeowners say they are excited to build their dream with a built-in community.

“Today is the fun day,” said Leah Miller, CEO of Habitat for Humanity Greater Sacramento.

Vincent Ly and his wife have five children and have been looking for a home for four years. He says he is invested financially and emotionally.

“I helped put all my 500 hours sweat equity and it’s really fun,” Ly said.

The project is slated to be finished in December – just in time for Christmas.

Video in link:

https://sacramento.cbslocal.com/2018/08/03/habitat-for-humanity-south-sac-homes/

[winerice]

good for him!!

[DuMa]

My Wis cousins used to be a director for that habitat for humanity group. 

He builds his daughters a tree house, nicer than some people's homes.  Them nerds are gifted. 

Way to go ly.  Glad you finally able to enjoy the American dream.