After graduation from Indiana University, Mina wasn't sure what she would like to pursue, as she tried to figure it out, she worked as a waitress to pay the expenses. Mina wanted to take a bigger step and buy a home for $37.500. She was in search of an affordable fixer-upper, and sought the help of her mother to improve it. The time was when Karen Laine was an engineer. Laine was a defense attorney. While working on it she realized that she enjoyed tearing things down to the studs and building the structure up again up.Fans of Good Bones already know that Mina and Karen make a killer team--and should be watching TV because their personalities compliment each other so well.Karen's a "hippy-dippy dreamer," Mina told USA Today and she's the "sieve" who translates the mother's OTT ideas into practical changes that appeal to a popular crowd (as as in those who aren't as obsessed with taxidermy and channel glass as Karen is).Mina and her mom were working with each other for 7 years when they received a shocking Facebook post from a talent agent from High Noon Entertainment, a production company. High Noon Entertainment. She was initially doubtful. "I was like I know we're not that cool and we're not that cool,'" the 31-year-old said. "So I did a study on the development company , and I found out that they're legitimate.
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