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Don't let log time myths deprive you of your dream of your own log home. Things that may have been true many years ago, are not true now.

When it comes to buying and affording a cabin retreat, many homeowners ponder the same question: To rent or not to rent? Although there may be no easy answer to that question -- every situation, like every home, is different -- there are a handful of issues that every homeowner should think about before taking the plunge into the world of vacation rentals.

If the phrase “champagne taste on a beer budget” means something to you, take heart. As you're researching roof options, this article in Log Home Living provides a few tricks that will quench your thirst to bring a little luxury to your log home.

Even with a condensed floor plan, you can do plenty with your living space. Experts who have built cabins ranging from 300 to 1,200 square feet say the most important factor is how you'll use it.

So much research goes into planning your log or timber frame home. Why reinvent the wheel?

Creating an informal elegance... The key to creating a modern rustic home is to incorporate natural elements. Having an open floor plan and adding heavy timber beams to your ceilings along with modern furniture is one example.