Renter’s Advice and Resources
The Best Way to Pay Rent: Personal Check, Cashier’s Check, or Money Order
· Nov 1, 2022
There are a variety of ways to pay rent, including: personal check, cashier’s check, money order, and ACH. Make sure you understand the Pros and Cons for each to avoid late fees, overdraft, and hidden convenience fees.
Finding a place to rent can be a hassle. A house or apartment that seems too good to be true, is probably just that. No matter how dreamy your potential new home may be, you really should do your homework—not only on the property itself, but also on the person who will be renting it […]
· Jun 5, 2018
Rent is one of most people’s biggest monthly expenses. Wouldn’t it be great if there was a way to shave $50 or $100 off of your monthly payment and put that money toward something fun and exciting?
· Jun 8, 2017
No matter where you live or how careful you are, you’re bound to encounter property damage eventually. As a tenant, what damages will you have to pay for? The answer depends on your exact situation, but there are a few things everybody should know about dealing with dinged apartments: Wear and Tear As a tenant, […]
· May 18, 2017
Finding the right apartment is tough—especially in a competitive market. After browsing listings online every single night, you might find the perfect one and decide to go for it. But before you even pick up the phone to call the landlord, keep these few things in mind in order to make a stellar impression (and […]
· Mar 9, 2017
If you’re a renter, you should know what a residential lease inventory and conditions form is.
· Oct 13, 2016
A good relationship with your landlord is something that many renters desire over their tenancy. Being a great renter has its benefits, a few of which we’re going to explore. Rent is Due There will come a point in every tenant’s life, where money will definitely be an issue. Perhaps you are falling short of a couple hundred […]
· Mar 10, 2015
It’s an awful to position to be in when your landlord violates the lease agreement. The major concern is that you’ll upset your landlord, who might retaliate and kick you out of your apartment. If you’ve been living there for a long time and are paying a lower rent compared to most apartment rentals in […]
· Apr 20, 2010
Being a good tenant is fairly easy. It’s important if you want to keep a pleasant relationship with your neighbors and landlord. It also helps in getting things fixed and well-maintained in your own apartment if you are consistently a good tenant and considerate in your actions inside and outside your private apartment. The Basics […]
· Apr 20, 2010
Landlords are required to keep your home in a habitable living condition but what may seem habitable to them, you may differ on opinion on. If your home needs repairs and your landlord has refused or ignored your requests, here are some rules to follow to handle the situation properly. Review Your Contract and Local […]
· Apr 14, 2010