Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $486k in the last six month. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently….
Jenny Pamogas Canaya is my Advisor. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I concentrate on. If you want to check her out, you may do so online. I usually trade in accordance with her strategy.
People in the U.S. need to do research first if they wish to retire in Ireland. The laws have changed since 5 years ago and currently is utterly unfavorable for most retirees. Even my Irish friends were unaware of this. Last year i started looking for my little cottage, because of the virus I couldn’t get over, but friends helped having a look at the homes I was interested in. I found it, the ONE! That was when I found that I didn’t come close to meeting requirements. The thing is, I could afford to buy (in cash), I could afford to live independently with my pension and retirement savings. Live simply. But the amount needed by the government, cash at hand and yearly income far exceeded my perfectly adequate money here. (FYI I live on the coast of California). I love Ireland so much and feel my heart is there in every way. I’m a quiet country girl and love the simple things in life. My Irish friends say I’m at home there, fitting right in. When I house sit for a friends 300 year old farmhouse on 12 acres of land in co. Carlow, the first thing I pack to bring are my grandmothers old aprons. I’m cross stitching a lovely thatched cottage at the moment, guess I can’t give up the dream...there is a saying across the bottom ‘Home is where the heart is’...Níl Aon Tinteán Mar Do Thintéan Féin ~ There’s no place like home.
Hi Wildflower, greetings from England! What degree of financial resources are the Irish Govt. Demanding for residence? I have been on fishing holidays there a few times and loved the country and the friendly people.
@@KapitanKremmen hello! I agree, I think Irish people are the kindest in the world. Here are the requirements for moving, especially the revised immigration laws (in 2015). ie.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/living-in-ireland/ ( sections 1 and 4) I was aware of certain financial requirements in other countries, it makes perfect sense Ireland should have them too though I am no where close to the numbers a person needs, to relocate there. And this is something that has to be done annually. Proving your net worth. I just wish to live a quiet peaceful simple cottage life there...I’ll keep dreaming! Good luck to you🙏🏻☺️☘️
@@Alpinewild444 Thankyou for your response and information links......oh dear, as you say, the onerous financial demands of the Irish Govt., Place retirement residency completely out of range. Oh well, another dream perishes, strange that people with imagination have insufficient funds whilst so many with funds have insufficient imagination! The Californian coastal life must have it's compensations though, as does life not far from the coast in southern England. Be happy! 😁🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴🇨🇮☘👍
Great value on this house, I keep telling people about houses almost like this (most of the ones I see need some work) when they tell me they can't afford a house in Ireland. This one looks like a gem. I agree with the comment about internet coverage, it can be an issue.
I just love your enthusiasm!! I found you on youtube. I'm an Irish/American citizen and my mum, granda, granny and family are from Northern Ireland forever. I have tons of family there. I love these cute homes that you find and just your love of homes. Ireland is just so lovely.
Thanks so much for the great video. I am looking forward to your next one. It is so nice to see such lovely countryside. It is freezing cold and snowing here in Canada. I will dream of Ireland as I shovel snow today.
Whats wrong with the larger windows?......if its a pre 1850 house it may have had smaller or post 1850 possibly double sash windows..........if you want a modern look for future resale large is best especially for the views/light
Very refreshing to see someone that’s as excited about old houses as I am now going to binge on all your posts thank very much really interesting and informative
I live in America. Born in England. Came to America with mom to be with my father. I grew up with my mom telling me about living in England, with heather filled fields. My mom moved back to England because she never really liked America. I love my country but I like to watch you tube videos of England and landscape photography. Often thought what it would be like to live in a small house or cottage, fireplace, big comfortable chair, reading good books. You video had an affect on me.." lets go". But I am old, limited mobility. So i can dream and enjoy your ability to excite. Thank you. I'll be watching for more videos. Yes ireland is a beautiful country. I worked with a guy who traveled every year to Ireland. Always had lots of praise.
I myself am from Galway, living in NJ. Thought of going back only the Irish taxes are too high. Reason we left in the first place. US resents beware. One other thing the weather sucks ,cold and damp.
Every house that I've looked at that was priced in my comfort zone ended up selling for much more than the original price. so the sticker price is only a guide, which led me to be disappointed a number of times.
I just love your videos and pages, im hoping to be a first time buyer soon and the fact that your so honest and understanding, realistic expenses and expectations makes looking more exciting and enjoyable.
I saw this one of Daft a while back had it faved. Thanks for confirming my suspicions about the windows and the info about having them restored. Horizontal windows are a bugaboo of mine!
What a lovely house fire place so much hard work not for me to old now to be doing more work but would love to see young people moving in it looks so friendly looking cheers
I love Ireland as a country and now I love to have home there , it’s really pretty and wonderful I hope one day I have a cottage in some beautiful village there !
i got a 20 acre property with cottage horse arena & stables for 67 shop around. ive hardly needed to do anything as cottage has oil/rads, fire place, kitchen all just short of turn key. great home.
@@mrgates7605 yes and i started an instagram page this year to follow my smallholding adventures. ive bought a 10 acre property in leitrim too. and currently shopping for my sister a nice holding.
OMG.....i love your videos...we are trying to buy and move to ireland asap..we are in wales but its not for us.keep up the videos..they are the best ive seen x
@@sherp2u1 we are retiring and what you get in irelans=d is much nicer..im from belfast originaly..left in 1973 and now want to go back..but to the sea or loughs or a river....its so i can wsh my clothes in the water !!!
I understand preservation but people didn’t have big windows because of heat retention, not because they didn’t like them. I don’t see anyone making an argument against indoor plumbing, electricity, bathrooms or central heating
Hello. Thank you so much for your wonderful RUclips videos. I am seriously considering purchasing a cheap home as you state. That needs to be loved. I would like to have one with the garden. My father's family is from Ireland and I'd like to be able to return to ireland.😊
I live in the West Country and there is a house up for sale at the corner of my lane with three bedrooms and about four acres of land. But there the similarity ends. The four acres is very steeply sloping and has two public footpaths across it. If you put a horse on it, the horse would need to have two legs half the length of the other two. This house is half the size of the one in your video. I don't mind that some of the rooms are weirdly shaped but two of the bedrooms are tiny. And the price? A mere snip at £299, 950! I think this house is an old house, probably late Victorian, due to the shape of the windows on the rear elevation which are much smaller, and the fireplaces in every room. You didn't show the walls. A house in the country this size from the era I am thinking of would probably have a triple thickness wall - about 20 inches and the walls would be solid. If you look at the window reveal the thickness of the wall is obvious. Great channel!
I live in Co. Sligo and this house is located in Gurteen. It’s off the beaten track and not near the coast or much scenery. It’s pretty flat. House prices are probably amongst the lowest in the county. Where I live, this house with no land would probably make €350,000-€400,000.
Traditional Irish houses had smaller windows. To conserve heat and because there was a tax on windows and even on glass at one stage.The bigger windows never look “right” in an otherwise traditional house. Irish people usually prefer the more traditional look on such a house.
The funny thing is everyone assumes by narrowing these windows they automatically become tiny. These farmhouses are huge. The original taller windows would have been huge. I’m not suggesting they be replaced with tiny windows at all. Just big windows that suit the house style better. As someone who has been in a lot of these farmhouses I can promise you they original window style is far from small.
@@CheapIrishHouses Depends on the ceiling height I suppose. I know a traditional farm house with ceilings around 7 feet high and the windows are tiny. But my uncle lives in an old rectory and the ceilings are 11 feet high and the windows are huge. The traditional shape is definitely more aesthetically pleasing either way.
Totally agree. This house style is a lot newer than a vernacular farmhouse though, I see them a lot in Munster but they’re throughout Ireland and inside they are almost carbon copies of each other with large rooms, high ceilings, a central staircase and landing and 3 huge bedrooms upstairs. And their original tall windows are one of their best features. These farmhouses are a far cry from the vernacular cottages & farmhouse built around famine times.
The house has been sold and I was thinking of county Sligo as well. It looks nice inside but one HUGE disadvantage for me which is a complete deal breaker is the fact that is by what looks like very busy road...why move to countryside if you live by the road! You open the window and the only thing you hear is the traffic and the air is full of smog...
My husband and I will be retiring in his homeland of citizenship, Ireland and we have selected the Trilee to Killarney area to call our final home. I´d very much like to be near but not in one of these two places and spend something like €120,000 on a house for two people. I like to BBQ and I wouldn´t mind having four or five fruit trees for a small orchard. ¿Possible? We´ll only be there half the year and spending the other in Spain. Should we be concerned about Squatters?
Thanks for this these videos. They allow me to daydream about moving to my dream cottage in Ireland 🇮🇪 and away from the wackadoodles in the US where I live. I hate living with these people. I belong in that beautiful home, not here listening to neighbors scream at each other over politics and covid all day. Just let me stay in that house. I won't come out.
If that house was in Dublin and for sale it would be on the market for 450000e sure the co council will buy it it will go for a lot more maybe if I was younger would buy all the best from Dublin lady
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Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them. Well, at least my advisor does too,
Through closely monitoring the performance of my portfolio, I have witnessed a remarkable growth of $486k in the last six month. This experience has shed light on why experienced traders are able to generate substantial returns even in lesser-known markets. It is safe to say that this bold decision has been one of the most impactful choices I have made recently….
Jenny Pamogas Canaya is my Advisor. She has since provided entry and exit points on the securities I concentrate on. If you want to check her out, you may do so online. I usually trade in accordance with her strategy.
People in the U.S. need to do research first if they wish to retire in Ireland. The laws have changed since 5 years ago and currently is utterly unfavorable for most retirees. Even my Irish friends were unaware of this. Last year i started looking for my little cottage, because of the virus I couldn’t get over, but friends helped having a look at the homes I was interested in. I found it, the ONE! That was when I found that I didn’t come close to meeting requirements. The thing is, I could afford to buy (in cash), I could afford to live independently with my pension and retirement savings. Live simply. But the amount needed by the government, cash at hand and yearly income far exceeded my perfectly adequate money here. (FYI I live on the coast of California). I love Ireland so much and feel my heart is there in every way. I’m a quiet country girl and love the simple things in life. My Irish friends say I’m at home there, fitting right in. When I house sit for a friends 300 year old farmhouse on 12 acres of land in co. Carlow, the first thing I pack to bring are my grandmothers old aprons. I’m cross stitching a lovely thatched cottage at the moment, guess I can’t give up the dream...there is a saying across the bottom ‘Home is where the heart is’...Níl Aon Tinteán Mar Do Thintéan Féin ~ There’s no place like home.
Hi Wildflower, greetings from England! What degree of financial resources are the Irish Govt. Demanding for residence? I have been on fishing holidays there a few times and loved the country and the friendly people.
@@KapitanKremmen hello! I agree, I think Irish people are the kindest in the world. Here are the requirements for moving, especially the revised immigration laws (in 2015). ie.usembassy.gov/u-s-citizen-services/local-resources-of-u-s-citizens/living-in-ireland/
( sections 1 and 4)
I was aware of certain financial requirements in other countries, it makes perfect sense Ireland should have them too though I am no where close to the numbers a person needs, to relocate there. And this is something that has to be done annually. Proving your net worth. I just wish to live a quiet peaceful simple cottage life there...I’ll keep dreaming! Good luck to you🙏🏻☺️☘️
@@Alpinewild444 Thankyou for your response and information links......oh dear, as you say, the onerous financial demands of the Irish Govt., Place retirement residency completely out of range. Oh well, another dream perishes, strange that people with imagination have insufficient funds whilst so many with funds have insufficient imagination!
The Californian coastal life must have it's compensations though, as does life not far from the coast in southern England.
Be happy! 😁🇬🇧🇺🇸🏴🇨🇮☘👍
IRELAND is becoming more for the rich... sad but fact....Slainte from Ireland..Eire..
@@danwebb4418 Sláinte mhaith Dermot, may God Bless us all.
Brings in light, and so the wider windows work perfectly for me.
What lovely lady with brilliant ideas. She really has the vision for original old farm house.
Oh this is just beautiful! There’s that old saying, “I can resist anything but temptation”. I think this house falls into that category.
😉
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Great value on this house, I keep telling people about houses almost like this (most of the ones I see need some work) when they tell me they can't afford a house in Ireland. This one looks like a gem. I agree with the comment about internet coverage, it can be an issue.
I’m from Ohio in the USA. My family is descended from Sligo 😁💚
I’m loving the fireplace behind you and all the charming pictures, trays, etc.
Hello from Vancouver Island Canada! I love all things Irish! Sweet series. Merci.
I love your kitchen fireplace! I live in the US and always tell my husband if I ever see a house with a fireplace in the kitchen, we’re buying it!
Lovely! 💖 Sure you’d practically move right in!
Our €70k cottage had nothing... no heat, plumbing, electric - this house is pure luxury!
How do you cope with damp?
Love how you illustrated the window changes. Very helpful.
i forgot to add, i love what you are doing! this house is a dream, and the windows, 100% better as you’ve illustrated!
I really enjoyed watching you. I was in Ireland in 2017. I love being there.
It is really the dream house, i wish to live in a such countryside , i love this kind of houses
I like the Wide Windows. They light up the living spaces.
You had me at “Gingham Pinny” 😍🌸☺️ Great videos, I so want to have a cup of tea with you! Thanks for creating! Xx
I just love your enthusiasm!! I found you on youtube. I'm an Irish/American citizen and my mum, granda, granny and family are from Northern Ireland forever. I have tons of family there. I love these cute homes that you find and just your love of homes. Ireland is just so lovely.
Thanks so much for the great video. I am looking forward to your next one. It is so nice to see such lovely countryside. It is freezing cold and snowing here in Canada. I will dream of Ireland as I shovel snow today.
Whats wrong with the larger windows?......if its a pre 1850 house it may have had smaller or post 1850 possibly double sash windows..........if you want a modern look for future resale large is best especially for the views/light
Very refreshing to see someone that’s as excited about old houses as I am now going to binge on all your posts thank very much really interesting and informative
That is unreal value for money, a good honest house and a lot of land. No outbuildings though, that is unusual.
I live in the US, but I'd live in that home in a heartbeat if I could find a job. So adorable!
Tara .......you could create your own job with that land growing fruit and veg or flowers.
Gingham piney? I’m still laughing. If I had the money and was 20 years younger. I’d be looking to buy a house in Ireland. I love old houses.
I live in America. Born in England. Came to America with mom to be with my father. I grew up with my mom telling me about living in England, with heather filled fields. My mom moved back to England because she never really liked America. I love my country but I like to watch you tube videos of England and landscape photography. Often thought what it would be like to live in a small house or cottage, fireplace, big comfortable chair, reading good books. You video had an affect on me.." lets go". But I am old, limited mobility. So i can dream and enjoy your ability to excite. Thank you. I'll be watching for more videos. Yes ireland is a beautiful country. I worked with a guy who traveled every year to Ireland. Always had lots of praise.
Dont stop, please. You've got the right idea and perfect concept for us that live overseas and are looking for options.
I myself am from Galway, living in NJ. Thought of going back only the Irish taxes are too high. Reason we left in the first place. US resents beware. One other thing the weather sucks ,cold and damp.
Love the bigger windows, natural light!
Every house that I've looked at that was priced in my comfort zone ended up selling for much more than the original price. so the sticker price is only a guide, which led me to be disappointed a number of times.
I just love your videos and pages, im hoping to be a first time buyer soon and the fact that your so honest and understanding, realistic expenses and expectations makes looking more exciting and enjoyable.
Ahh thanks so much, your info is great. Keep up your brilliant insights ❤️
Love wide windows more of the outdoors brought in..❤️❤️❤️🌸🌸💙
I saw this one of Daft a while back had it faved. Thanks for confirming my suspicions about the windows and the info about having them restored. Horizontal windows are a bugaboo of mine!
I love the windows the way they are! Making them smaller would block so much natural light.
That's a great house at a great price. Love watching you from the Southern Tier of the Catskill Mountains in Upstate New York USA
I'm in the Hudson Valley watching. After the pandemic passes it is time to take a trip.
Great your back, thought you had gone. love your channel.
When it comes to windows, I say the bigger the better.
What a lovely house fire place so much hard work not for me to old now to be doing more work but would love to see young people moving in it looks so friendly looking cheers
You are extremely likeable and the houses you show are lovely. Have subscribed.
One thing to note, internet coverage is absolutely non existent in that area. So remote working would be a major struggle.
Great Video! Thank you! Awesome property.
I couldnt find the link? Could you please repost! Thanks
I wonder if Starlink (or similar technology) will soon make locations like this way more attractive.
Well Niall, I'm living a couple of miles up the road and I'm watching this video no problem...
Linda Irlanda um dos países mais bonito que conheci.
I love Ireland as a country and now I love to have home there , it’s really pretty and wonderful I hope one day I have a cottage in some beautiful village there !
Hope the agent is giving you a commission when this little gem sells! Beautiful!
i got a 20 acre property with cottage horse arena & stables for 67 shop around. ive hardly needed to do anything as cottage has oil/rads, fire place, kitchen all just short of turn key. great home.
In Ireland ?
@@mrgates7605 yes and i started an instagram page this year to follow my smallholding adventures. ive bought a 10 acre property in leitrim too. and currently shopping for my sister a nice holding.
Am guessing it must be in the West, Tipp or the North West for that money? sounds great.
This woman could sell snowcones to the penguins.
I like the fireplace behind you.
You have to do a video like this for co clare!
OMG.....i love your videos...we are trying to buy and move to ireland asap..we are in wales but its not for us.keep up the videos..they are the best ive seen x
@@sherp2u1 we are retiring and what you get in irelans=d is much nicer..im from belfast originaly..left in 1973 and now want to go back..but to the sea or loughs or a river....its so i can wsh my clothes in the water !!!
I’ve subscribed and will be binging the living F outta these vids at the weekend...
Thanks You So Much A Fantastic House I Wish I Had The Money Stay Safe.
Oh I love it 💚💚💚💚💚💚 the land for my vegetables 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
Gosh, this is great value for 79K. Wish it was near me. I'd buy it.
You are a gem!!❤
I love the house but saw some water damage on the ceiling in one of the rooms .
Thank you for a great talk to accompany my first cup of coffee.
One day I’d like to buy my own place
I love big windows natural light
What a find!!
I love the house really pretty and the price very reasonable ❤️
Yes i want it fred watkins in the us
Me too! I'm also in the US. Can't get there with the pandemic but it would be great. My grandmother was from Sligo. I need to look up the address.
I love your enthusiasm.
Oh ,if only...
Very helpful thank you 😊
I understand preservation but people didn’t have big windows because of heat retention, not because they didn’t like them. I don’t see anyone making an argument against indoor plumbing, electricity, bathrooms or central heating
Dream house!!!!!!♥️
Lovely video, thank you!
Sligos beautiful ❤️
Love it!
Yes love bigger windows. More natural light.
Great video! A real value...thanks for posting...I learned alot!
Great video, thank you. Just wondering how guide price works, does it mean an auction and the guide price is the lowest offer considered?
Guide price, could mean Auction.. if and when the bidding starts the price will rocket sky high....Guide price is the carrot.....
Hello. Thank you so much for your wonderful RUclips videos. I am seriously considering purchasing a cheap home as you state. That needs to be loved. I would like to have one with the garden. My father's family is from Ireland and I'd like to be able to return to ireland.😊
I live in the West Country and there is a house up for sale at the corner of my lane with three bedrooms and about four acres of land. But there the similarity ends. The four acres is very steeply sloping and has two public footpaths across it. If you put a horse on it, the horse would need to have two legs half the length of the other two. This house is half the size of the one in your video. I don't mind that some of the rooms are weirdly shaped but two of the bedrooms are tiny. And the price? A mere snip at £299, 950!
I think this house is an old house, probably late Victorian, due to the shape of the windows on the rear elevation which are much smaller, and the fireplaces in every room. You didn't show the walls. A house in the country this size from the era I am thinking of would probably have a triple thickness wall - about 20 inches and the walls would be solid. If you look at the window reveal the thickness of the wall is obvious. Great channel!
I live in Co. Sligo and this house is located in Gurteen. It’s off the beaten track and not near the coast or much scenery. It’s pretty flat. House prices are probably amongst the lowest in the county. Where I live, this house with no land would probably make €350,000-€400,000.
Most interesting house. How close is the nearest public house?
about 10 min walk its just at the end of the village lol
Would love to see a follow up where you see the same houses later when they’ve been restored
Must have sold hope you got a commission on the sale
Why would you want tiny dingy windows on any house???
Traditional Irish houses had smaller windows. To conserve heat and because there was a tax on windows and even on glass at one stage.The bigger windows never look “right” in an otherwise traditional house. Irish people usually prefer the more traditional look on such a house.
@@Dreyno Ahh totally makes sense thankyou for the clarification
The funny thing is everyone assumes by narrowing these windows they automatically become tiny. These farmhouses are huge. The original taller windows would have been huge. I’m not suggesting they be replaced with tiny windows at all. Just big windows that suit the house style better. As someone who has been in a lot of these farmhouses I can promise you they original window style is far from small.
@@CheapIrishHouses Depends on the ceiling height I suppose. I know a traditional farm house with ceilings around 7 feet high and the windows are tiny. But my uncle lives in an old rectory and the ceilings are 11 feet high and the windows are huge.
The traditional shape is definitely more aesthetically pleasing either way.
Totally agree. This house style is a lot newer than a vernacular farmhouse though, I see them a lot in Munster but they’re throughout Ireland and inside they are almost carbon copies of each other with large rooms, high ceilings, a central staircase and landing and 3 huge bedrooms upstairs. And their original tall windows are one of their best features. These farmhouses are a far cry from the vernacular cottages & farmhouse built around famine times.
I’ve just discovered you, & love your channel! But I’ve yet to discover whether I can legally live in 🇮🇪
Just watched your can I live here & the answer is yes! Hurrah!! Thank you so much! Going to have a good look around now! ✌️
Is it possible to get a link for listings like these?
This was great, but I like them better when you walk through them.
I like them better when I walk through them too 🤫 Maggie xx
YOU HAVE ONE AMAZING HAIR STYLE SIMPLY BRILLIANT
I'm dreaming of a little cottage
I would want the windows they way they are. More light!
Ahh yes - I’d seen that one - bargain!
Thank you.
Amazing value, wish I lived in the west
Can we have a home tour of your house! It looks 😍😍
currently under offer
The house has been sold and I was thinking of county Sligo as well. It looks nice inside but one HUGE disadvantage for me which is a complete deal breaker is the fact that is by what looks like very busy road...why move to countryside if you live by the road! You open the window and the only thing you hear is the traffic and the air is full of smog...
Smog in Sligo!!!! I don't think so. Plenty of rain though.
I will arise now and go to Innisfree !
Hello Hawraman
It a beautiful house, especially when you think of what people pay for 40 sq metres in some cities.
Just subbed - great channel!
I love your show so much valuable advice have you any properties in Co Kerry
My husband and I will be retiring in his homeland of citizenship, Ireland and we have selected the Trilee to Killarney area to call our final home. I´d very much like to be near but not in one of these two places and spend something like €120,000 on a house for two people. I like to BBQ and I wouldn´t mind having four or five fruit trees for a small orchard. ¿Possible? We´ll only be there half the year and spending the other in Spain. Should we be concerned about Squatters?
Thanks for this these videos. They allow me to daydream about moving to my dream cottage in Ireland 🇮🇪 and away from the wackadoodles in the US where I live. I hate living with these people. I belong in that beautiful home, not here listening to neighbors scream at each other over politics and covid all day. Just let me stay in that house. I won't come out.
You are brilliant
nice one!
If that house was in Dublin and for sale it would be on the market for 450000e sure the co council will buy it it will go for a lot more maybe if I was younger would buy all the best from Dublin lady
Is Ireland open to new comers from America? Are there restrictions to relocating to Ireland from America? Thank YOU!
Thank you for your reply:) and your Excitement...it is so wonderfully contagious ! Cheers!
In America this house, from the outside, would be a Colonial home.
Very informative but a full video walk through would be very beneficial