To all of the renters who reviewed properties, THANK YOU! Your willingness to share your experience helped to make renting more transparent, and one day I hope we all get to have that.
Maybe the lack of AC in your rental didn’t stand out to you when you signed the lease in November, but you probably notice now…
Knowing how to recognize and steer clear of a toxic landlord could be the key to happiness in your rental sweet rental.
If your looking for a way to set yourself apart from other applicants, here are some tips for personalizing your application with a letter.
For kids, the excitement of an amazing new bedroom coupled with the loss of a home they are comfortable in can be confusing and overwhelming.
How do you separate need from want? When “want” and “need” are often interchangeable, defining what your rental needs can be a bit blurry.
NYC, people trek from all over the world to visit this city, a lucky few million call it home. Join Tiffeani’s rental hunt in the Big Apple.
As Tampa Bay and Kansas City set to face off on the football field, what do their rentals looks like head to head.
We had excuses for the rush to find somewhere: work constraints, having young children, not being familiar with the area. It was our sixth rental, but ultimately, we had made amateur mistakes.
Problems with where you live are stressful and frustrating, and rental or not, this is your home.
Renting a property sight unseen can be a very stressful. Here’s some expert tips to help you make the right choice when virtual rental hunting.
Renting in the US as a foreigner where there are different rules, terminology and currency can seem totally overwhelming.
If we could go back in time, I wish we would have known about the HOA situation prior to signing a lease.
What should be expected regarding the movers and packers coming into a rental home during COVID19? Should the movers be wearing masks and gloves?
Tips from Sommer Tate of Folkway Design & Wares Co. on how to make your rental space feel more like your own and look incredible.
Get updates on rental eviction protection during COVID-19 pandemic by state.
Staying sane while hunting for your perfect rental sweet rental during a coronavirus pandemic may sound impossible. Here’s our advice for getting through.
Buying your very first home was the American dream, until it wasn’t. The land of the free, but when the American dream no longer allows you to feel financially or emotionally free, dreams evolve. Welcome to renting.
If you’re taking part in summer move season festivities, here’s a few tips to help you prepare for a successful rental transition.
rent·er 1. Not the landlord 2. Signed the lease and doesn’t own the property 3. Will have to ask permission to do anything to the property other than clean 4. Will wish/hope/pray every night that I get my security deposit back
How do you ensure you aren’t taken advantage of by landlords who see your security deposit as a little extra money in their pocket?
As if renting’s not exciting enough, there’s earthquakes, fires, floods, hurricanes to add stress. What do renters need to do to prepare for disaster?
If you are going to start fresh in a new rental, give your body and mind the chance to do the same with tips to eat healthy from Heather Kennedy.
It’s Fire Prevention Week...
Everyone has them, whether it’s your favorite book that sits on your nightstand, a magnet collection that’s reunited on your fridge, a picture of your beloved school, or green accents that brighten the room. Regardless of their monetary worth, they are priceless to us, the renters, the drifters, the home is where you make it-ers.
Renting shouldn’t be scary, together it doesn’t have to be.