Tenants

Renting your first apartment can be an exciting experience. For the first time, you’ll have the freedom to live as you please. However, since you probably don’t have any credit to show at 18 years, getting your dream apartment can be an uphill task.  As you probably know, most landlords will run a background check […]

Thinking of finding a roommate?  If so, that could be a great move. Owing to cost-sharing, you can save some cash to use towards other expenses. Also, work gets easier since you’ll be sharing chores and any other household work that may need to be done. And you’ll always have a buddy to talk to,

Looking to rent an apartment in Texas?  If so, you could be moving to one of the best places in the States. Texas is a great place to be for many reasons.  One, the cost of living here is quite affordable. For instance, you will pay less than you expect for electricity and other bills.

Looking to rent an apartment in Florida?  Florida is one of the best places you can live in the States. Not only because of its pleasant year-round climate and world-class beaches, but many other things that it offers that make life convenient.  For instance, there is no state income tax in Florida. Here, all you

For a good deal of time, you have been searching for your dream apartment. Checking online and offline listings. Moving from neighborhood to neighborhood. But whichever method you’ve used, it has probably not been easy for you. And now that you have finally found it, you want to give the rental application your best shot. 

Looking forward to renting your first apartment?  If so, there are several bills you need to budget for. First, and undoubtedly the most imperative: the monthly rent. As a savvy tenant, you understand that the ideal rental amount should not exceed a third of your monthly income. Also, you know that you could pay a

After a long and tiresome search, you have finally found an apartment that ticks all the boxes. What remains now is reaching out to the landlord, filling out the rental application, and hoping to be accepted.  While first-time renters may find the application process complicated, it doesn’t have to be if you know the required

To establish the kind of tenant you will make, a landlord can ask you several questions. Among many, they can ask who your employer is, your monthly salary, and the period you’ve worked with your current employer. What’s more, they can inquire about the number of people who’ll be living alongside you and whether you

There are many misconceptions among first-time renters. A common one is that renting an apartment is just about staying on top of the monthly rent. That notion couldn’t be further from the truth! While paying rent will certainly be your biggest responsibility as a tenant, there’s a myriad of other bills which you’ll be responsible