Should bedroom ‘match’ rest of home? I am seeking advice for my 1 bedroom city apartment. What I have going in my apartment at the moment is brown as my primary color. It is dark browns and blacks as the primary colors with white, cream, and beige as secondary colors. The floors are light vinyl and the ceilings are industrial, like a dark grey concrete. My bedroom is very small at …

I don’t trust myself to decorate my home I’m very lucky to live in a house that was fully remodeled by the previous owners, and they’ve left a bright, clean space with high ceilings to decorate. Over the past year we’ve collected some furniture, but with a total lack of design skills, I’m having trouble visualizing a cohesive style. I guess so far I’d call the style Scandinavian/Farmho…

My home, might not be everyone’s taste, but I’m obsessed. 🖤 submitted by /u/hottaxidermy

Google Home Update (Spring 2024): More ways to control your smart home than ever. submitted by /u/MishaalRahman

Home Sweet Home living room submitted by /u/MakeItAll1

Ten Inexpensive Upgrades That Will Make Your Home Feel Fancier Your house is kind of basic. You can make your house look expensive without spending a ton of money with stuff like magnets, peel-and-stick items, and cheap wood tiles.

option to go for home loan more than the sale value I am buying a investment home from my realtor, he owned in previously. Not judging her – but the home fell right in my budget and investment bracket. While prepping for the offer, she said I could actually go for more loan value(like 280K$) than the agreed home value(260K$). She says that it’s better option as she wants to give that difference …

Advice Request: New Home – Proposed Budget Wife and our 15 month old are in the market for a long-term home north of Denver (HCOL). Could use some advice on making sure this plan is functional and will not make living a financial nightmare. We have previously lived in a lower COL area and admittedly didn’t run a strong budget. We would also like a second kid in the next couple of years, …

Epson surelab in the home? I have been into photography for a year now but don’t generally print my photos. Then my wife one day said “what’s the point of spending hours editing your photos if you never print them?”. Honestly she 100% has a point but I find sending photos to print to our good local photo lab tedious as I have to drive there, parking sucks, and the task of…

Best Option for Large Home Repairs My roof is 22 years old and was made with crappy builders grade materials and needs replaced within the next year. My windows are also the same way. I have a nicer manufactured home but unfortunately all the original stuff wasn’t high quality. I’ve been in the house 4 years and it’s all coming up at once. I also need to fix yard drainage and wat…

A Soldier’s Final Journey Home Sgt. Kennedy Sanders was killed in a drone attack on a U.S. outpost in Jordan. A collection of photos offers a glimpse into her life.

Putin Shakes Up Things at Home as His Optimism About Ukraine War Rises Despite years of criticism, President Vladimir V. Putin has only now changed his defense minister and allowed high-level corruption arrests.

Mom owns home and is out of money. What resources/options are available? My mom is 72 and is out of money. She unfortunately did not plan well enough for retirement and was too generous with helping other family and is now out of money. She receives $600ish/month from social security after Medicare. She has about $2500 in the bank. She owns her home that is worth about $220,000. She’s owned the home for 40 years and…

Evening in our vacation home in the Azores submitted by /u/Fruitedcake

Understand Your ‘Clutterbug’ Style Before Organizing Your Home Cleaning your home depends a lot on what your home is like—but also on what you’re like.

Home Equity Loans and HELOC I currently have a Home Equity Loan on my property. Is it possible to open a HELOC on the same property? Can you have both at the same time? submitted by /u/Be_bold23

I cannot justify home ownership anymore… At this point I really don’t believe it’s a good financial decision at all… I can rent a great apartment in a perfect location for less than 2k/mo and yet I can’t buy a house with a monthly payment less than 2.7k/month… Tack on maintenance, taxes, and a 7% interest rate and anything I gain in my investment accounts is basically equaled out. I’m …

My work from home corner submitted by /u/Rbgj11

Stocks/Bonds or Home Down Payment? I (28m) have some options and I’m looking at opinions. I have an amount of money I ran into and it’s been invested in stocks and bonds the past few years, overall doing very well. Long term, it’s an assistant in a retirement plan, but I’m also looking at buying my first home. What are your thoughts and risks on taking a sizable amount and puttin…

Get new home reassessed? Buying a new home that has property tax assessment for 2023 listed at 520k, buying the home for 485k, should I get a reassessment or does a reassessment occur anyways due to the sale? submitted by /u/shakeygorilla77