Securing a bank loan for their unconventional earth-sheltered dome home proved challenging for Steve Travis and Jeff Ingram.
Undeterred, they financed each phase paycheck to paycheck, repurposing recycled highway signs for the foundation.
Their decade-long journey led to a mortgage-free lifestyle in a resilient home designed to withstand extreme conditions.
The unique design sparked curiosity, often mistaken for a government facility by intrigued neighbors.
Despite challenges like securing loans and construction delays, their dedication shines through. Watch their inspiring story unfold in the video below.
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