Chip And Jo Turn This Horse Barn Into A Modern Family Home | Fixer Upper 

Me hahaha

Me lol

No, eww i don't watch tiktok

Lol its me ahhahaha

You could hear the husband cringe when she said that...😅

I thought the same thing. I love Jo, but she knows not what she speaks of there.

Im still living in my parent’s house. All the books in my room could not fit in this small space. Im only 21, so im not nearly done.

visu vi a reader is never done. 😉

That’s plenty of space for books by a desk. There’s tons of other places to put books in that house.

lol

HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS? JUST CURIOUS.🤷

@Christie Jensen That's terrible after the kid's got yo see it as there home it was just taken away

tons of the houses on this show end up on airbnb

Well the Gaines are not the only ones looking for to make a profit! Smart from them!!!

Chip and jo actually started making people sign contracts that they wouldn’t use their homes for profit after they remodeled them. They created the homes for these families not for them to turn a profit.

The owner lied to them...... They moved out and rented it out to airb&b

That's what you see. There are hundreds of hours of edited footage not seen. they make it look like magic, but it's months of labor and discussion about hometype, fixtures, etc.

Did They really :-/

@@whatever5922 Yes they did. If you look up some of these places you'll see that most of them have been sold for very large sums, or they are being rented on ABB. There were quite a few people that didn't want them coming to their neighborhood because then prices would go up and so would the taxes.

@@annabodhi38 how does that work though? Doesn't one's property value depend on the extra things you've added to your property? How can that influence my neighbours property that is a dump? I'm curious about this because I came across Joanna and Chip in 2019 and when I searched for some of the houses they did in their earlier seasons,I did notice that the houses are up for sale/sold.

@@siphokazileratomalinga2969 Property taxes in US are calculated by neighborhood. And the town council determines the boundary of your "neighborhood". The tax per house is determined by the average sales price of homes in your neighborhood, per square foot, then times square feet of your home. If your neighbor sells for a lot of money, even if your house is still a dump, your neighborhood property taxes go up.

This is info for me

I've always dreamed of a place like this

Mine too

You do realize that they filmed this episode of Fixer Upper about 5 years ago? :)

Gabriel Gaudiario it actually is. If you open up the doors and your grilling outside for a family bbq then you can get the whole family to eat there rather than be bunched up upstairs

Gabriel Gaudiario I was hoping to see they installed a dumb waiter for moving food to the first floor!

Not a fan of the set up at all. Who the hell wants to carry hot platters of food down the steps. Ridiculous

Yea, but will only use it a few times a year for holidays or birthdays. Most of the time the family will use the table upstairs.

It would drive me nuts to haul groceries up those steps to the kitchen, and it would annoy me to have to take the kitchen trash out down those steps. What if the bag drips or breaks? Why didn't they just put the kitchen (with an outside door) on the first floor?

I know the feeling, my husband and I have been looking for a home for us and our 3 children, but it's been tough. I get emotional every time I look at HGTV.

@@TaySimmer hope you guys can find one soon 🙏🏼❤

I'm praying your husband can make it happen

I feel their idea was not to live in it but to sell it. It’s now an amazing Airbnb

A lot of thise peoples sold those properties! Just for being part of the program is income right there!. The "gunshot" almost little house was for renting first, I think the sold it too!.... taking advantages!!🤷🏻‍♀️

rezotydnic I find it weird that the rooms are upstairs while the kitchen and living room are downstairs in regular houses

@@arianna.x.lopez.9685 Just curious where have you seen a kitchen in a 2 story house? Every house I've ever looked at over the yrs, and I've done 4 major moves to different States, it's on the 1st floor. Only exception I can thnk of is a Carriage House Garage structure or something that had an inlaw or bar/rec room on the second floor

It looks like they had budgetary restrictions. Sometimes certain layout changes just don’t fit in the budget. So the kitchen was already there, and they had the money to fix it up, but not move it.

I find this very impractical

dining room is in the same space as the kitchen. the only time they would ever use that monster of a table downstairs is for christmas. and at that point there are many and plenty of people who can take it down. this house is gorgeous

I thought of that myself, however a 16 foot table wouldn’t fit in the upstairs!

They should have added a dumbwaiter.

Is it possible that they have a little tiny kitchen downstairs somewhere hidden in one of the storage rooms? Like a microwave, little sink? ...just asking since I did not see the entire full version of the episode. Is the 1st floor maybe suppose to be dedicated for "business" clientele? The house is a stunner. I've never taken so many screen shots of an episode before.

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I m living in Dublin,Ireland..many houses built with the kitchen upstairs..so yeah, kind of European

@@olliesuchankova5291 Oh, I didn’t know. I am getting used to seeing people planing their washer and dryer upstairs 😅

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