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Interior Designers Say Open Shelving in Kitchens Has Quietly Become the Renovation Regret They Hear About the Most From Homeowners These Days
Open shelving spent the better part of a decade as the signature move in a fashionable kitchen renovation, but the designers who install it are now hearing something different from […]
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Home Renovation Influencers Love to Reveal Their Kitchen Remodel Costs but New Industry Data Shows What Renovations Actually Cost Homeowners
Home renovation content built around the promise of a full cost reveal draws enormous audiences on Instagram and TikTok, where creators walk followers through demo day, cabinet installs, and the […]
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Airbnb Host Walked Into Her Own Rental Property Right After a Wild Bachelor Party Weekend and Found the Entire Bed Frame Completely Destroyed
An Airbnb host has racked up more than 2.6 million views on a single Instagram reel showing what a bachelor party left behind in her rental: a bed frame that […]
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Vacation Rental Hosts Are Starting to Charge a Refundable Damage Hold on Top of the Cleaning Fee and Guests Say the Charges Keep Multiplying
Vacation rental guests booking this fall are running into a new hurdle at checkout: a refundable damage hold charged on top of the cleaning fee they already budgeted for. The […]
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Nine Bedroom Vacation Mansion Built to Sleep Twenty Seven Guests Has Quietly Become the Internet Go To Answer for Giant Family Reunion Trips
A nine-bedroom house outside Orlando has become the answer to a question a lot of extended families dread asking every few years: where does everyone actually stay. The property is […]
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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 […]