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Four single moms decided to buy "The Siren House" where they live together while raising their kids. The four families share bills, chores, carpool, hugs, basically everything, creating a loving community.
In a day and age when housing costs are higher than ever, what would you do to save money?
Holly Harper couldn't afford to buy a home of her own, so she pooled her resources with two other single moms to buy a four-unit farmhouse.
Friends and single moms Holly Harper and Herrin Hopper established the Siren House in Washington, D.C. The cohousing arrangement has worked in their favor.
Holly Harper, 41, from Washington, D.C. detailed how she bought a four-unit apartment building with her friend Herrin Hopper.