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In this episode of Data Dialogues, Larissa Bedgood and Michelle Taves swap stories about the strangest things that people have discovered in their old houses. Join us for some fun as we discuss these quirky tales, which also reveal why understanding home data matters for movers, remodelers, and insurers.
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