Bristol Palin, a former contestant on "Dancing With the Stars," has decided to shuffle off to Los Angeles leaving behind her newly purchased home in Maricopa, Ariz. 
 
 Palin plans on renting out the five bedroom, 2 1/2 bath, Pinal County home that boasts a three-car garage. Although the tract house, built in 2006, has no private pool, the Cobblestone Farms community has a communal pool, walking paths and children’s playgrounds. 
 
 The price to have Sarah Palin's oldest daughter as your landlord? A mere $1,400 a month. 
 
 When new, the 3,900-square-foot stucco, two-story house sold for $329,560 but it fell into foreclosure in early 2010. A couple bought the property in May 2010, for $137,200 and sold it to the 20-year-old Palin six months later for $172,000 in cold hard cash. 
 
 Bristol, an anti-teen pregnancy advocate, plans to move to Los Angeles to participate in a new reality show on the BIO Channel. On the show, she and her son, Tripp, will live with brothers Kyle and Christopher Massey and work at a charity. 
 
 "While on 'Dancing,' Bristol became extremely close with fellow contestant, actor Kyle Massey. Since the show, Bristol, Kyle, and Kyle's brother, actor Christopher Massey, have become best friends; so much so, that since Bristol and Tripp have to move to Los Angeles for her new job, she decides to move in with the Massey brothers who are also about to realize how much their lives are about to change," the BIO channel said in a statement last month that deemed Bristol "the most famous single mother in America." 
 
 Bristol's home should not be confused with her mother's $1.7-million Arizona vacation home in nearby Scottsdale. 
 
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 Photo: Bristol Palin's Arizona house is up for rent. Credit: Reuters / Tim Gaynor ||||| Ricki Lake Sued For Starting House Fire 
 
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 Lake is now being sued by Hovsep Kousayan, the owner of a house in Malibu, Calif., that the TV star and her family rented last year. 
 
 
 
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 The lawsuit, according to a report by Ricki Lake is busy developing a new talk show , chatting about her love life in the press and writing her life story -- a new book deal will have her memoir on shelves next spring. But there's one chapter in her life she probably doesn't want to talk about.Lake is now being sued by Hovsep Kousayan, the owner of a house in Malibu, Calif., that the TV star and her family rented last year.The beachfront home was destroyed by a massive fire in September, which allegedly began after Lake spilled oil while refilling a space heater.The lawsuit, according to a report by TMZ , was filed in a Los Angeles court earlier this week. Damages sought could be in the millions. 
 
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 In preparing the lawsuit, Kousayan reportedly spoke with emergency responders who claim that on the scene, Lake essentially admitted to causing the blaze. And in the panicked 911 call she placed when her couch first went up in flames, Lake is heard telling her children, "Mommy made a mistake."Witnesses reported 30-foot flames rising in the air from the home's roof at one point, and spotted firefighters cutting into residents' gates next door in order to contain the fire and keep it from spreading.The Sheriff's Dept. of Los Angeles County, however, investigated the fire at Lake's rental home and concluded that it was an accident. Capt. Larry Robideaux downplayed the drama, telling Radar at the time, "Ms. Lake was refueling a portable heater inside her home and accidentally caused the fire...It took crews approximately ten minutes to extinguish the fire....This has been ruled as an accidental fire. Case closed."Lake, 42, is the mother of two sons, Milo and Owen, with her ex-husband, Rob Sussman. The boys were at home at the time of the fire -- thankfully, no one was injured. Hours after the harrowing incident, Lake tweeted : "Thank you everyone for your concern and well wishes...My sons, beloved dog and I are are safe and very grateful."
– Looks like it's one Palin in, one Palin out for Arizona. Bristol Palin has put the Phoenix-area home she bought in December up for rent already because she's pulling up stakes for LA, reports the Los Angeles Times. Palin and her son, Tripp, will live with brothers Kyle and Christopher Massey for her new reality show on the BIO channel. Kyle was a fellow contestant on Dancing With the Stars. If you like the idea of having Bristol Palin for a landlord, her 5-bedroom Maricopa house can be yours for $1,400 a month—but no pets allowed. No word on if Bristol plans to return to Arizona when filming is done, but if she needs a place to stay in the state, there's probably space in the $1.7 million home her mother bought in Scottsdale last month. (And in other celebrity house-related news...)