Category: Renting a Home
Investing in residential real estate and renting it to tenants can be a great way to own assets that create passive income and may gain value over time. But becoming a landlord takes plenty of planning, investment, and patience. How does someone actually become a landlord?... Read More
For many first time renters and seasoned renters alike, designing your apartment or rental home is the way to put your stamp on the place. Whether that’s through meaningful art, choosing a color scheme, or just buying your first set of dishes, furnishing your own space can turn... Read More
When you lack a credit history or have a lower credit score, you may find yourself wondering whether you can find an apartment rental without submitting to a credit check. While this is possible, there are some important considerations to keep in mind to ensure you’re... Read More
Whether you’ve been renting for years or you’re a first-time renter, having a lease guarantor lined up can help you secure your next apartment rental, especially in a competitive rental market like New York City. Not everyone needs a lease guarantor. If... Read More
You probably came across condos and apartments last time you looked for a new place to live. From the outside, it isn’t always easy to tell these two housing options apart. How can two things that seem so similar have so many differences? A few big... Read More
Finding affordable apartments has become a challenge, especially as inflation continues to affect home and rental prices. This is especially true if you’re a first-time renter, like a student or a new professional. As prices continue to increase, people are... Read More
Applying and renting an apartment can be a complicated process. Especially with the rental market heating up, apartment applications can be competitive too. Whether you’re a first-time renter or a seasoned professional, we layout everything you need to know on how to... Read More
Every apartment building offers a different set of amenities to its residents. Amenities can be small – think microwave – or large, like an oversized swimming pool. Some apartment buildings offer all the bells and whistles, while others stick to the necessities. Which apartment amenities are... Read More
Finding your ideal apartment rental, whether moving out of a dorm or leaving your parent’s house, can be daunting without a bit of guidance. As a tenant-to-be, you’ll be taking on new tasks and responsibilities, and the process can seem overwhelming. Use this article as a step-by-step... Read More
A writ of possession is a court order that authorizes a law enforcement officer to remove a tenant and their possessions from a rental home. A landlord can request a writ of possession if the tenant won’t voluntarily leave the... Read More
Picture this: You have six months left on your lease for your apartment in Dallas, TX but just received a job offer at your dream company in a different city, leaving you no other option than to break your lease or pay both... Read More
Mold is always around you. There are probably spores in the air you’re breathing right now. For most people, a few mold spores won’t pose a health risk. But, given a chance to grow, mold can quickly threaten the health of a home and the people living there. Read More