The concept of tiny home living is simple. You have a 300-square-foot house (sometimes less than that). You keep only as few essential things as possible with you. The bed is a convertible desk while the sink doubles as a washing machine or vice-versa. Tiny home living is not for everyone, though. It might fit
2020 has been tough on small businesses, as the coronavirus pandemic hit. What took these small entrepreneurs years to build is gone in just a snap of a finger. Researchers surveyed 5,800 small businesses in the midst of the pandemic. They found that businesses with an average of $10,000 in expenses only has 2 weeks
Floor carpeting isn’t new to the home designing industry, and though it used to be very popular, it got overshadowed by the most recent floor designs. Although using carpets to cover your floors would make your home more inviting and cozy, it comes with many disadvantages that would make you think otherwise. Carpet alternatives such
Valuable properties don’t have to be located in affluent neighborhoods with sprawling lots for mansions to be built on. Smaller and simpler real estate properties in middle-class areas can be as beneficial, especially if you’re living low-key and practical. Plus, limited spaces are somewhat becoming glorified. Minimalists see them like mansions, and design professionals and enthusiasts
A condo for sale has many things to recommend it as the best choice for a home as a new family. One of them is that it can be more affordable than the regular house. But there is a big problem. The floor space that you have can be smaller than you would get from a full
Parenting would be easier if children came into the world with blueprints on how to raise them. There’s no shortage of frustration when it comes to “doing it right” today. TV shows and social media echo different standards on raising successful children, with many of them insisting that academics alone can’t guarantee a good future.
Welcoming your firstborn entails making significant sacrifices in various aspects of your life. It might mean turning down jobs so that you can have more time with your child or missing out on a lot of travel and leisure opportunities so that you can have more funds for childcare. If you’re not financially ready to
Many baby boomers are starting to downsize, thanks to their grown-up kids who have already moved out a long time ago and are now parents themselves. Even though it’s sad to part ways with a home that holds a lot of precious memories, maintaining a large space can be a burden to aging adults, not
