Megan Fernandez

Mina Starsniak and Karen E Laine take us on a tour of the local resources they rely on to flip houses with TV-ready results.

This “new technique” might happen more often as certain types of houses are now selling in days, if not hours.

On the market: small lots that live large with enviable amenities.

Mina Starsiak of HGTV’s “Good Bones” reveals where she found that fresh, geometric wallpaper we love.

“Within hours of the announcement, people were sending me messages on Facebook telling me about it.”

A look at Andrew Lannerd’s collection of royal items, memories, and contacts. He has parlayed his expertise into a company offering escorted tours of the U.K.

The price on the Vonnegut home has been lowered from $899,000 two years ago, to $674,900, after a price cut earlier this year. And so it goes.

Suggestions from last year’s users include outdoor movies, putting dance steps on the bricks, basketball, and pony rides.

These seven chocolate chip standouts crumble the competition.

“I don’t want to build crappy houses for my neighbors,” explains Karen E Laine, telling HGTV audiences what Indiana is all about.

“I get it. Indy’s brand is friendliness, cleanliness, and safety. But we’re also a caring community.”

The owners of this darling houselet say HGTV wanted to feature it when it was built in Idaho. Inside, there’s 272 square feet of adorable function.

Lime-green metal beams span the open-concept living room and kitchen.

On the term hipster: “I do not like it and don’t identify with it. At Milktooth, people aren’t caught up in a look. They roll out of bed and throw on their clothes.”

After one son died in a house fire, Kristine Bunch of Greensburg did 16 years for murder and arson while separated from her other child. Eventually she won a grueling fight for freedom and a chance to be a mother again. But some things, she discovered, were lost forever.