Accidental Landlord: Turning Inherited Property into Profit

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Due to recent housing market conditions, many homeowners find themselves in a difficult position when trying to move — they can’t sell their house, owe more than it’s worth, have spent too much on renovations, or face other unexpected obstacles. In these circumstances, some owners become “accidental landlords”: they are compelled to rent their property … Read more

Live Your VanLife Dreams with the Luno Air Mattress

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More people than ever are road-tripping and embracing the #vanlife, but custom vehicle builds often cost thousands. A custom-fit Luno Air Mattress can convert your current car or SUV into a comfortable sleeper for cross-country trips for under $225, making vehicle-based travel far more accessible. Tents can be cumbersome and rooftop tents remain out of … Read more

Multifamily SEO Strategies to Boost Apartment Leads in 2026

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If you own or manage a rental property, attracting consistent interest from renters can feel unpredictable. One week you may receive numerous inquiries; the next week, things go quiet. Many property owners depend on listing sites or paid advertising, but organic search can deliver steady, long-term leads if your property is easy to find online. … Read more

Inside the IBS Trade Show: Formica’s Booth Highlights

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The International Builders’ Show (IBS) returns to Las Vegas tomorrow, and anticipation is high for the innovative products and renewed optimism from manufacturers and builders who have navigated difficult years. Despite economic headwinds, companies continue to release inspired solutions. One standout this year is Formica, which is going “all-in” at IBS as it celebrates its … Read more

Win an HGTV Urban Oasis Makeover Giveaway

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Living in New York City can be exhilarating, but for most people without deep pockets it means making do with small, compromised apartments. HGTV’s Urban Oasis giveaway offers a rare chance to live in a luxurious, custom-designed residence with sweeping views of the New York City skyline. The prize home, HGTV Urban Oasis 2010, was … Read more

Affordable Wooden Trellis Plan to Rescue Your Climbing Vine

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It wasn’t a gothic novel opening — the sky was overcast, windy, and stormy, but it was the middle of the day. More importantly, it was the last day my mature honeysuckle could remain on its loyal fan trellis. After nearly a decade in the garden, a strong gust finally toppled that trellis and took … Read more

DeWALT 12V MAX Pivot Reciprocating Saw — Compact Cordless Model

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DeWALT is well known for heavy-duty reciprocating saws found on many jobsites, but there are times when you need a more compact, versatile tool rather than raw power. The DeWALT pivoting reciprocating saw fills that niche. Designed for tight spaces and specialty tasks, this saw delivers the agility tradespeople often need without the extra bulk … Read more

Pretty over Pink – Clark + Kensington Paint & Primer in One

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When we moved into our rental, the house and garage were painted an unexpected shade of pink. It was a shock at first, but over time we learned to accept it—small compromises come with renting. While we’ve been able to change many things about the property, repainting the entire exterior wasn’t an option. There was, … Read more

Trad Home by Meredith & Lonny: Explore the New Digital Magazine

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It’s exciting to see fresh initiatives in shelter publishing, and when established print publisher Meredith teamed up with digital magazine Lonny to create Trad Home, the design community paid attention. Following high-profile launch events in New York City and Los Angeles—attended by many prominent figures from the worlds of design, publishing, and blogging—the stage was … Read more

5 Hidden Roof Damage Signs Every Homeowner Must Watch For

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Protecting your home begins with proactive maintenance. While cosmetic upgrades like a new kitchen island or a walk-in shower enhance comfort and style, preserving essential systems—especially the roof—should always come first. The roof shields everything beneath it, yet it is often overlooked until a problem becomes obvious. Many roof problems start with subtle warning signs … Read more