That’s a smart way to stretch your budget—salvaged materials can add a ton of charm, and you’re right, the savings are real. I’ve put together a coupl...

Can’t tell you how many times I’ve thought a bathroom reno would be straightforward, only to find ancient wiring or pipes that look like they belong i...

Funny how often that rings true, especially with floors. I’ve had tenants who swear by Osmo, but after a year, the kitchen looks like a skating rink—e...

That's a fair perspective, though from experience, I've found the impact really varies depending on individual habits. For instance, one of my propert...

We went with vinyl plank in our rental units, and it’s actually held up surprisingly well—even after multiple tenant turnovers. Proper installation an...

Graphite powder is definitely a solid suggestion, especially for outdoor locks. I've used it myself on a few rental properties, and you're right—it ha...

Gravel definitely helps, but I've found that polymeric sand is a game changer too. I used regular sand at first and had the same mini-beach issue afte...

Faux beams are a fantastic suggestion, especially if you're aiming for that fantasy tavern feel without the headache of humidity issues. Another optio...

Creeping sedum really is a solid choice. I've used it around rental properties to freshen up patios and walkways, and tenants seem to appreciate the g...

Good points on spacing out clothes... honestly, I never thought of hanger spacing affecting airflow until I had a similar mold issue in one of my rent...