In 2015, Amy Haenner was anxiously awaiting an answer that would change her life. She and her husband, Dana, had made an offer on a 19th-century home in northeastern Indiana. Amy could picture her family as stewards of the red farmhouse on the hill, working together to update the home and make it their own. She envisioned their infant daughter, Sophia, growing up in the country idyll of the 27-acre property.
However, the Haenners’ hopes were dashed when the seller rejected their offer. Amy, who worked as a mortgage broker, knew they’d resume their search, but whatever they settled on would probably rank second in their minds to the hillside haven. Weeks passed. The couple found another house, but just minutes before they were to sign a purchase agreement, they received wonderful news. Their original offer
