Smart tools are helping homeowners save money, stay organized, and make better decisions about their biggest asset.
Have you ever come home to a broken furnace and realized, with a sinking feeling, that you hadn’t changed the filter in over a year? Or opened a kitchen cabinet and found a warranty for an appliance you no longer own, while the receipt for the one you do own is nowhere to be found?
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Golf carts aren’t just for the course anymore. If you own one, or you’re thinking about it, here’s what you need to know to protect your investment.
Golf carts have officially gone mainstream.
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A relatively obscure yet potentially profitable side gig for homeowners is renting out their property for photoshoots. Productions are always on the lookout for homes that have a distinctive character, and if you’re lucky enough to own a property with unique features or an interesting vibe, photographers or organizations might pay significant daily fees to use your home as a backdrop for photo, television, or even film shoots.
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Not long ago, a “primary suite” meant one main bedroom tucked away for the homeowners and a handful of secondary bedrooms elsewhere in the house. More recently, that definition has expanded, driven by changing household needs and a growing desire for flexibility.
Whether you’re planning for multigenerational living, aging in place, or future rental opportunities, dual primary suites can be a smart design choice if you understand how they work and what they require.
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Who doesn’t remember the “McMansions” of the 1980s?
Defined as “a large house in a suburban community, typically marketed to the middle class in developed countries,” owning a massive suburban home was a desirable goal for years.
More bedrooms. Much more square footage. More everything. But lately, homeowners and buyers are starting to ask a different question: Do we really need all this space?
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