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Small Town Couple Built Their Own Airbnb in the Middle of Nowhere Michigan and Turned It Into a Surprisingly Busy Full Time Family Business
A dad walks down a quiet residential road in Big Rapids, Michigan, trailed by three little girls in sundresses, and tells the camera that the Airbnb he built “in the […]
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Federal Law and a Growing List of State Statutes Give Homeowners the Right to Fly the American Flag Even When Their HOA Board Disagrees
Flag disputes between homeowners and their community associations keep surfacing across the country, and the law behind them favors residents more than most boards seem to realize. A federal statute […]
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Homeowner Fought Her Own HOA Over a Backyard Chicken Coop and Found Her State’s Brand New Right to Farm Law Was Quietly on Her Side
Shellie Tippet built a chicken coop behind her Eureka, Missouri home, only to have her homeowners association demand she tear it down or rebuild it to its specifications. What she […]
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Landlord Documented Walking Into His Own Rental a Year After Evicting What He Called His Tenant From Hell and Viewers Could Not Look Away
A landlord walked back into an empty rental unit exactly one year after forcing out a tenant he had come to dread, camera rolling the whole time. The clip, posted […]
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What Renters Can Legally Do When a Landlord Ignores Black Mold Complaints and How State Habitability Law Can Force Landlords to Refund Rent
A landlord who goes silent after a tenant reports black mold is one of the most common habitability disputes in rental housing, and one of the most misunderstood. Renters often […]
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Parents Who Cosigned Their Adult Kid’s Apartment Lease Are Shocked to Learn They Are Still Legally on the Hook Long After Move Out
Parents who cosigned an apartment lease so an adult son or daughter could qualify for an apartment are running into an unwelcome surprise months or years later: moving out does […]
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Couple Explained Exactly Why They Finally Decided to Sue Their Own Homebuilder After Months of Chronic Construction Problems Nobody Fixed
A Minnesota couple with a combined social media following in the millions has spent the past two years doing something most homeowners dread: fighting their own builder in court. Dillon […]
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Home Inspector Holds a Lighter to Running Faucet Water Inside a Brand New Construction Kitchen to Check for a Real Hazard Before Buyers Close
When a home inspector who posts as @inspectionhome stepped into a freshly framed kitchen and flicked a lighter next to the stream pouring out of a brand-new faucet, most of […]
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Homeowner Bought a Thirty Acre Estate in Rural Virginia Without Ever Setting Foot Inside It First and Is Showing Followers Every Single Room
A homeowner in Floyd, Virginia, spent nearly two million dollars on a thirty-acre estate she had never walked through in person, then decided the best way to explain that decision […]
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Home Buyers Are Now Spending Roughly Ten Weeks Touring About Seven Different Houses Before They Finally Settle on the One They Decide to Buy
Ask anyone who has bought a house in the past two years how long the search took, and the answer rarely comes quickly. New data on the topic backs that […]