When dealing with landlords, make sure you get everything in writing!

Realtors... amirite?

Buying a home sounds exciting at first, but once you’re on that journey, you go through a rollercoaster of emotions that makes you wonder if it’s really worth it. Unfortunately for this couple, they know this story all too well. When you hire a real estate agent, you trust them to guide you through the process, especially if it’s your first home. So imagine their shock when they found out their agent had been anything but honest. The agent claimed she had submitted their offer on their dream ho…

". . . despite it being in absolute black and white he refused to accept any fault or offer anything to make things right."

The things homeowners will do for a good tradesman!

Why are HOAs so fixated on house color? Let people live!

When you snooze, you lose, HOA.

When the HOA goes low, you go lower.

Nothing is worse than living somewhere with arbitrary rules about your own property.

“I'm angry with myself for going against my gut and what I originally wanted to do because now we are priced out of that area…”

“Be an utterly unethical thorn in [the HOA's] side which can never be removed or retaliated against. I'm not locked in with them; they're locked in with me.”

It really just comes down to whether you are pro-purple house or not…

Are you planning on hiring a professional for some work around your home? Then you better read up!

Apparently, this entitled neighbor has never heard of the teachings of Sir Isaac Newton…

Buying or selling a house is a pretty stressful experience, there's a lot on the line and a whole lot of things need to line up for everything to fall into place. Plus, there's plenty of opportunities for someone to screw you over from the realtor to the seller/buyer themselves, so it's pretty easy to be on edge and understandable, at least, to want to control every aspect of the situation. Still, as with anything in life and especially in stressful situations and negotiations, approaching thin…

Surprise, surprise—nobody wants to do professional work for nickels and pennies.