‘We Buy Crumbling Historic Homes in Baltimore—and Turn Them Into Lucrative Rentals Using DIY Skills We Learned on Google’
When Anna Julian happened upon a neglected row home in Baltimore seven years ago, she had no formal construction training—just determination, a willingness to make mistakes, and a keen knack for Googling DIY tips. Today, that same determination remains, but what began as a simple renovation project
To Flip or Rent Out: What’s a Better Return on a Fixer-Upper Right Now?
For years, homebuyers have been chasing turnkey properties, paying top dollar for homes that needed little more than unpacking. But as record-high prices and stubborn mortgage rates push these houses out of many buyers’ budgets, an unlikely hero may be emerging: the fixer-upper. America’s housing s
Government Shutdown Threatens D.C. Housing Market Already Rattled by DOGE Cuts
The weakened Washington, D.C., housing market is bracing for a "direct impact" from the federal government shutdown, coming just months after the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) sweeping job cuts. The shutdown went into effect early Wednesday morning, after Republicans and Democrats in Co
A Branch Falls in Brooklyn: Who Pays if a City Tree Damages Your Property?
Karen S. woke up to a text from a neighbor: “Do you have a red Hyundai? You might want to look at it.” But when she walked down to the corner where she had parked, she barely recognized what she saw: a shattered windshield, dented hood, and glass sprayed across the quiet residential street in Brook
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