Joanna and Chip Gaines, of HGTV's "Fixer Upper," aren't excessively upbeat that a portion of the homes they have redesigned in Waco, Texas, are being promoted as excursion rentals.

The Waco Tribune reported that no less than six of the Gaines' redesigned homes are on the rental locales Airbnb and VRBO. One more Gaines' rebuilt home will allegedly be recorded sooner rather than later.

"Fixer Upper" takes after the Gaines as they discover wannabe mortgage holders needing another spot who can't bear the cost of a home with every one of the fancy odds and ends. The couple then attempts to redesign a more established home.

The couple, as per a representative, say never proposed for their renovated homes to be utilized for monetary profit. The Gaines really have their very own overnight boardinghouse in Waco, called the Magnolia House.

Magnolia rep Brock Murphy told The Waco Tribune, "We have no issues with our customers' enthusiasm for utilizing destinations like VRBO and Airbnb to lease their homes. Truth be told, we get it. Be that as it may, we will be more strict with our agreements including 'Fixer Upper' customers pushing ahead."

Murphy said making get-away rentals is not the aim of the appear.

"We need to respect our national review gathering of people. We need to do rebuilds for customers' homes. That is the genuine plan of our appear, and we need to guarantee that does not lose all sense of direction in this new excursion rental pattern. What began off with superbly reasonable expectations could cast a sorry excuse for an uncertainty on the much greater picture, and we are going to do our best to secure that pushing ahead."

The mortgage holders, nonetheless, say they lease their "Fixer Upper" properties on the grounds that the houses have drawn consideration from the appear.

One couple told The Waco Tribune they leased their home since autos would stop outside the property and individuals would get out to bring photographs with the HGTV-highlighted property.

"They're for the most part ladies in their 50s and have a tendency to be enormous 'Fixer Upper' fans or Baylor-arranged," property holder Dave Morrow said.