Are you asking, "What do I need to rent an apartment?" Like a job application, an apartment application requires you to attach additional documents. Simply filling out the form with your information and a list of past apartments isn't enough for the landlord to decide whether you're reliable as a tenant. As such, he or she will ask for more items that will show that you're on top of your game.
When it comes to apartment hunting, you might think you want the highest floor and the best view, or to be away from the noise of residents coming and going or talking outside. You may also estimate that you’ll be safer from the risk of theft. For these reasons, first-floor apartments tend to get a bad reputation. But is it really justified? There are actually many benefits to renting a ground floor apartment!
You don’t need a big space to have a big time with your friends. The trick with throwing parties in a small space is to maximize your space in clever ways. Here are some cool ways to transform your small space into a festive place.
You’ve accepted a great job in another state. Now, you have to find housing. That can seem like a daunting task when you don't know the area. This is where corporate relocation services come in. ApartmentGuide explains what corporate relocation companies do, how they can help you and what to expect, when you're moving for work.
Whether you’re renting your first apartment or just moving on up, you might ask yourself a question that many renters face: Furnished or unfurnished? Furnished apartments are far less common, but might possibly be the right choice for you. It really depends on your circumstances. Here are a few pros and cons to consider before you decide if furnished or unfurnished is right for you.
Feeling a bit fluid and spontaneous when it comes to your living situation? If needs dictate, you may wish to explore shorter lease options than the typical 12- to 18-month rental period.
If you are a business traveler or frequent vacationer, you may realize that short-term apartments are quickly becoming the new luxury hotels. They may not have room service or housekeeping service, but many of them provide luxury amenities and perks that you simply cannot find in a hotel chain.
Here are three benefits of renting rather than plunking down money for a hotel:
Packing is one of the most stressful parts of moving because it involves trying to stay organized while going through every single one of your possessions item by item. And for those of us with a decidedly large amount of possessions, keeping everything organized becomes even more complicated.
Energy-wasting appliances are a huge drain on your bank account. Even if your appliances are turned off, they can still draw power and raise your energy bill. “Vampire power” — the power drawn by an appliance when it’s plugged in,…
Ranking U.S. cities can be mind-boggling, when you consider categories ranging from the hippest spots in the U.S. to the best cities for families, for instance. Find your perfect apartment now! If it’s culture you’re after in this country, then you might consider the long list of great locations for living an artistic life. To save some time, we have scoured our sources and come up with a short list of cities where culture is not hard to find. You might want to check these out for yourself.
Fishing can be a relaxing hobby for just about anyone. Whether you’re knee-deep in a river or on a boat somewhere in the ocean, getting a bite is rewarding. Even if you don’t get a fish, being able to bait your rod while enjoying the company of a few friends is one of the best parts of the experience.
Find the best cup o' joe in the cities below. Photo Credit: iStockphoto/hidesy We are a country that loves our java. According to the National Coffee Association of USA, approximately 125 million Americans – or 54 percent of the adult…
Remember that hour you gained when Daylight Saving Time ended in the fall? You’re about to lose it again.
But chin up – the beginning of Daylight Saving Time means spring is almost here, and with it we’ll get longer days and warmer temperatures. How can you get yourself and your apartment ready for the time change this Sunday, March 11? We’ve got some reminders for you:
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