If Janelle hadn’t bought the RV, she could have afforded Christine’s mortgage.

There was also talk about paying off the land this year and funding construction next

year. Cody, however, seemed to lose sight of their original plan to build. The

idea was to buy an asset, but Cody’s financial management is questionable. Janelle bought 156 acres in North Carolina, an area rich in agriculture, including crops like soybeans and corn. The land has pine trees, which might be sold for lumber. Cody’s recent home improvements, such as replacing a roof and upgrading a heated driveway, never happened due to financial constraints.

His previous permit expired without the work being completed, raising concerns about his financial management. The family’s income from the show is now divided among Cody, Robyn, Mary, Christine, and Janelle, reducing Cody’s share and financial power. Janelle’s purchase might have been funded by life insurance from Garrison’s passing, leaving Cody financially strained.