How does Riley describe seeing her family's ancestral home in the novel, We Are Not Like Them?

Riley’s visit to her ancestral home brings up a range of emotions for her. She describes, “I take in the modest brick ranch my great-grandfather Dash allegedly built with his own bare hands, which may explain why it leans slightly to one side... It’s four tiny rooms and one bath on a couple acres of land, but it was all hers, and Gigi was proud to have it. She said owning a piece of land made you someone, or at least it made you feel like you were someone” (169).