Last minute hacks from Michael Siewert to make your house ready for Masters guests

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Posted: Mar 30, 2017 / 08:30 PM UTC / Updated: Mar 30, 2017 / 08:30 PM UTC

AUGUSTA, Ga.–

Masters is right around the corner and much of the area is in a last minute scramble to get ready for out-of-town guests!

We have one of Augusta’s top designers with us today, a good friend of the show, Michael Siewert. He has some creative last minute tips to make your renters feel extra welcome.

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