Rachel Maksy husband Nick is the owner and founder of Homestead Photos. He has been self-employed since November 2021.

Nick was born on December 27 in Boston. He has Federal Aviation Administration which he issued in July 2022.

He graduated from Massasoit Community College with a degree of Communication and Media Studies in 2012. He joined the New England Institute of Technology in 2013 and earned degree in Information Technology.

He joined Geek Squad in September 2012 as Counter Intelligence Agent where he perform virus and malware removal, data backups, and system upgrades and advise and coach customers on new technologies that fit their specific needs.

He left the company after working there for 2 years.

He joined Radius Bank as Jr Systems Administrator in February 2016.

He worked there for 5 months, performing software updates and patching to ensure security vulnerabilities are addressed within the domain environment. He worked as Helpdesk Technician for 1 year in the same company.

He later joined the Commonwealth of Massachusetts in June 2016 and worked as Systems Administrator. He managed and secured Third Party and Windows Patch. Nick worked there for 3 years and left the company in May 2019.

After leaving the company, he joined ASICS Digital, formerly Runkeeper, as IT Management.

He worked there full-time from May 2019 to November 2021. He left the job after being employed for 2 years and 7 months.

In November 2021, he founded his Real Estate Photography Company as Homestead Photos, and worked in Film photography. He has been working as Owner and Founder at Homestead Photos for the last 1 year.

In addition, he works part-time as Creative Specialist at Flylisted since July 2022, where he does 3D scanning, Aerial Drone Operations, Videography, and Photography. He has been working there for the last 8 months.

He has a blog named Nick Maksy Gallery, where he shares and sells his amazing photographs online.

He is active on Instagram under the name @nick.maksy, where he has 520 followers and has shared 29 posts.

He also uses an alternative account named Historic Negatives under the name @historic.negatives, where he captures history through photography.

Rachel and Nick got married on 2 October 2016 at The Barn at Gibbet Hill in Groton. They have been together for six years now.

The couple did Antique Woodland, and the theme was "wood." Nick got her a bow, and they went to the archery range to a hotel where they stayed back in 2014. The couple watched Halloween Wars all night.

She made an album on her Pinterest account and shared her wedding details and pictures. The couple spends quality time together. On November 9, 2020, the pair took some family photos and took a long walk with Nick's film cameras.

On July 22, 2021, the duo visited Chappy Falls Mount Chocorua with their dog, Frodo. Their cat, Binx, was missing from the picture, so she photoshopped her picture to complete their family.

The couple said goodbye to their house in 2021 and shifted to the new one. They took some time to appreciate it and the memories they made before they left for good, which was therapeutic.

The couple moved to their new home and were both nervous and excited about their new journey.

They visited Austin for a few days to visit their friends. They stayed in a cute '70s camper that was completely redone on the inside and was super cute and cozy.

Rachel lives in Kingston, Massachusetts, in the United States. The Kingston native has 1.07 million subscribers on her YouTube channel.

The couple bought a Historic Farmhouse in 2021 and moved in. She shared her house tour video on her YouTube channel. The house was originally an actual farmer's porch, as the beam of the house is original.

The house is divided into two sections. The breakfast nook is in the historic part of the house built in 1850. The breakfast nook is the old part of this house.

Their house also got an antique little bread oven. The kitchen will be renovated, and she posted her kitchen renovation video on July 16, 2022.

The Historic Farmhouse costs $850,000 to $2,150,000, as per Cicra Old House. Their living room is so big, and the natural light gave the room a bright light.

The house's backyard is huge, giving the couple and the family some privacy. The yard was once used as farmland. The farmhouse backyard is one acre of land, and their property goes to 4 acres of land.

The couple is thinking of using that land as mountain biking trails. They also have a golden fish in their post. Their backyard also has a Patio Area where they can enjoy tea and coffee together. The patio area gets really beautiful once it's warm outside.