Is Unsellable Houses Fake? The Unsellable Houses has been a hit television show on HGTV since 2019. There are some speculations circulating on the internet about the show that it is fake or a scam. Let’s know what is the reality behind it.
Is Unsellable Houses Fake or Scam?
When it comes to entertaining and quirky concepts for house renovation and remodeling shows HGTV never lets its fans down. Unsellable Houses is hosted by twin sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis, who help people improve the value of their property and renovate their houses.
Despite being a hit show, people are getting some news that the show is totally fake and it might be a scam.
The show has been in question regarding how real the show is and whether the depiction is really based on reality or scripted or pre-planned. Nevertheless, there is no question that Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis are the real deal, as per Distractify.
However, there are no elements found that suggest that the show is fake or scam. The show is based on reality.
Twin sisters Lyndsay Lamb and Leslie Davis have been in real estate work for a long time their adaptable company, Lamb and Co. was founded in 2009. Sisters help people renovate their houses and all work related to real estate by their experts.
Their website reads, “A place where we do home, décor, and life together. We love making a house feel like ‘home.’ Home is such a big part of your life, so we think your space should be beautiful!”
Unsellable Houses Complaints
Unsellable Houses, a review shared by the IMDb, regarding the show and wrote, “OMG. Too much verbiage from the dark-haired twin. Take a breath PLEASE. I have to mute the show to watch the whole thing.”
A Reddit thread claimed that the show host did not have a logical dynamic “Sometimes it seems like they get along great and all is hunky-dory, and other times it seems like they are not sharing ideas.” Another guy hopped in with support: “I couldn’t agree more! Sometimes I ‘hate watch’ it, as I do with a lot of shows on HGTV.”
Others, however, came to the sisters’ defense. “The hosts are quirky, fun to watch, and clearly quite knowledgeable,” one commenter wrote. Even one critic who doesn’t really like the show admits that the format is refreshing: “At least it breaks the mold of the shows hosted by a married couple where the man does construction and the woman does the design. I’m SO sick of that format.”
