Small people, big world Star Matt Roloff listed the house on his Roloff Farms property as a rental option. Matt had previously expressed interest in selling the house and surrounding land; however, no offers have yet been made. The decision to rent the residence may seem like a practical decision, but fans think otherwise.
The long road to the sale of Roloff Farms has caused drama among members of the Roloff family. His son Zach Roloff no longer speaks to his father, due to a falling out over the future of the farm. Ex wife Amy Roloff thinks it’s time to move on of the feud, and fans agree. While most Small people, big world fans are done with the family fights, with many weighing in on the rental property issue, saying it seems like a bad move. In light of the house’s location, farm access restrictions, and high price tag, fans think it might just be a mistake for Matt.
LPBW fans consider Matt Roloff to be greedy
While Roloff Farms is a fun fall destination, fans of the reality TV family aren’t sure the price of renting the house is worth it. The house is listed on iTrip Holidays at a startling $570.29 to $1,924 per night, with a three-night minimum stay. The house is also listed on Airbnb for $645/night, with a $360 cleaning fee and $324 service fee. Although the house is very nice, fans do not find the prices reasonable. Since Matt Roloff has strict rules for people who visit Roloff Farms, most believe the rules for tenants will be just as strict. They believe that, combined with the price potential, visitors will be scared off.
Fans are angry at Matt Roloff’s rental fees and rules
Fans can’t believe how high the rental fees are. Airbnb lists additional rules for guests to follow, including removing beds before departure, washing dishes, taking out trash, and leaving trash cans on the sidewalk. Many fans were amazed at how much a holiday to the Roloff house would cost, considering what is being offered in return. An editor in chief, Yosomadhas been surprised at the LPBW chargeswriting, “So you cannot use the pool except in the summer months. You cannot currently use the hot tub. The six-car garage is now a nerdy playroom, so you don’t have parking. Anything cool to look at on the property is officially off limits – no egress from the designated grassy courtyard, no checking in on the castle, western town, pirate ship.“
This sentiment was echoed by other Reddit users, as many felt that the amenities offered were not reflected in the rental cost. Some fans think the controversial patriarch, who is now with Caryn Chandler, is greedy. They perceive Matt Roloff as being all about the moneyand the current situation does not seem to change their opinion.
Some viewers believe that renting the house this way will not generate income for Matt. Although its proximity to Portland is a plus, there are much cheaper options. Some people on the Reddit thread think the house won’t be booked very often. A fan on the thread commented: “Yes, but I can stay in a five star hotel in Portland for three nights for a lot less than 2600 (500 for a suite) and I don’t have to clean the place, and the hot tub and pool probably work. . . [it’s] only affordable if you have 15 people willing to attend.“Others feel they could never stay home after having watched Small people, big worldbecause they saw how it was used before and think it was constantly a mess.
Small people, big world fans don’t believe renting the Roloff house is the best fit for Matt. Although some people don’t think Matt should have put the house up for sale, the intricacies of renting seem to be more difficult to deal with than simply selling the property. The consensus is that few people will want to stay in the Roloff house at its current rental price, due to all the limits placed on what guests can do. Since guests can’t visit most areas of the property, and they’ll have so many chores to do (and fees to pay), staying at the reality TV house may not be as appealing as it is. it seems.
Sources: iTrip Holidays, Airbnb, Yosoymad/reddit
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