Tenants

Looking to lease an apartment?  If so, there are several things you need to ask your potential landlord before signing on the dotted line. And, no, I’m not talking about the obvious rental matters such as cost per month, payment options, and security deposit. These are things you probably enquired about long before.  What I’m […]

First and foremost, congrats on the decision to move to your new apartment. Renting for the first time can be a lifetime memory. Among many things, it means freedom and liberty to make your own decisions and live as you please.  However, most first-time renters make several mistakes that you’ll want to avoid. One, they

As a savvy renter, you’ll want to consider several things when looking to rent a new apartment. One such thing is the location of the property. Is it in a good neighborhood? How is the crime rate in the area? Is the neighborhood in a good school district? What about the amenities, are they nearby?

Having tenants who can meet their rental obligations can mean a lot to any landlord’s bottom line.   However, as any landlord will tell you, dealing with renter payment problems is almost inevitable. If it’s not a defaulted rent payment, it is a delayed one or partial payment. And this can derail your landlord financially,

To verify the credibility and reliability of prospective tenants, landlords will ask for several documents. One such document is the bank statement.  While it might feel a bit uncomfortable handing them such a crucial document, they aren’t really up to any malice. All they want is to look at several things to get a clearer

Every landlord wishes to have high-caliber tenants rent their rental property. The sort of tenants that will pay rent on time, care for their property and live peacefully with their neighbors among other things. And to land such tenants, landlords will normally screen each prospective tenant that applies to rent their home. They will screen