Housing in Montana

Can you guess what two Montana towns have the most overpriced homes in America?

Got a lousy landlord? You're not alone. A relocation company analyzed renter satisfaction reports from all 50 states and found that many Montana landlords and property management companies are real jerks.

Our co-worker has been living in a tiny home in Montana for the last 18 months. Here's her experience and advice to others considering the idea of tiny home living.

Bozeman is considering what is essentially a ban on vacation rentals. OPINION: This is bad for all Montanan's. Here's why.

Formerly overlooked by some first-time home buyers, condos and townhomes may now be an appealing choice in Billings. Here are the three lowest-priced units (as of 1/28/23) on the market.

If you're alright with a little DIY, check out this super cheap Montana home that was featured on TikTok!

Not necessarily haunted, but still creepy. My hunch is that Montana made this list for two main reasons.

Last week, I talked about the shocking statistic that only nearly 54% of Montana's population is made up of people who were born here. Here's what others have said as a reaction to this study!

With an estimated 1.1 million people living in the Treasure State, we've got quite a decent number of Montanans here. However, the actual number of native Montanans is much lower than that.

Some people camp for fun, while others may be considering an RV as a permanent, full-time residence. There is one thing you should absolutely check before you buy a piece of land to live in your camper.