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When a singer/model decides to try her hand at a new creative project, one needs to pay attention. After all, talents and interests often overlap, often to startling effect. Such was the case when Sharon Middendorf decided she could make a business out of gutting cottages in the Adirondacks, where she and her hubby Todd Carter had been making frequent trips. It was seeing potential in two dilapidated bungalows, nearly a century old, that proved to be kismet. Read on at Homeclick
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