Eviction is the legal process whereby a landlord regains possesion of his rental unit, typically for nonpayment or other lease violations. Each state has their own well-defined laws and procedures for evicting tenants. Failure to follow these correctly may result Continue reading →

Why Would I Want Anyone Showing the House I’m Living In?

So, your lease is ending and with your target date to move out approaching in less than 30 days, your landlord is telling you they want to show your Continue reading →

Boomers have been changing the face of the rental market with no end in sight for the foreseeable future. Many are already retired, but even more are nearing retirement age. They have become the largest segment of renters in the Continue reading →

We’ve all heard horror stories of bad landlords, or Slumlords. Hopefully, you’ve never rented from one!  There are also Slum-tenants out there destroying homes and avoiding paying rent.

Hopefully, you’re not a Slum-tenant, but you may be majorly annoying your Continue reading →

You send your rent check every month, but have you ever really stopped to think where all that money is going?

If you believe your landlord just puts it in his pocket, you’re sadly mistaken.  Most reasonable tenants understand that Continue reading →

Rates for car loans and insurance, bank loans, and home rental can be challenging at best. You’re going to have to convince your potential landlord of why they should trust you. Take charge of the situation by getting out in Continue reading →

Disposable wipes were mainly used to wipe the behind of a child, especially a young baby in order to get them clean. The wipes are great because of the fact that they’re already wet, and they can easily clean off Continue reading →

ouseplants are the ultimate accessory in functional decorating in your apartment home. Some well-placed greenery can brighten a space and simultaneously clean the air you breathe. For those of us with green thumbs, apartment living often leaves little to no Continue reading →

When moving into a new rental you typically pay a security deposit on top of first month’s rent, which can turn into a large upfront charge. However, you’re totally fine with this arrangement since you can count on getting your Continue reading →