Posts Tagged ‘Rent Price’

Renters are often intimidated by landlords, especially if renting a home is a new experience for them. read more

They say that if you can make it in New York City, you can make it anywhere — but where should you choose to hang your hat while you’re trying to make it? read more

We’re all aware that mean rent prices are gradually going up (and up and up), but you might not be aware of another apartment pricing issue: namely, price fluctuation. This means that you could go tour an apartment and get a quote for it on Saturday only to find that the price is entirely different […] read more

As a renter you might consider the option of renting furniture and appliances instead of buying them. The reason being, an apartment is a temporary situation and you’d rather not pay for expensive furniture, only to hire a moving company or rent a truck to move it later. However, while this is one advantage (and […] read more

Apartments in the same building can vary in price range, and the reasons depend on the market, your landlord and the apartment you want to rent. The difference in rent can work to your advantage, but sometimes you’ll find yourself paying much more than your neighbors. Here are 5 reasons apartments in the same building […] read more

It’s possible to negotiate rent with your landlord at almost any time, which could result in you paying lower rent monthly. But many landlords may only agree to lowering rent if you approach them at the right time. So when are the best times to negotiate rent with your landlord? When Average Rents Are Lower […] read more

Finding apartments for rent short term is truly a specialized market, but you can find them with a little extra searching. You would think this simple concept would be everywhere in the world of leasing-“I apply, I pay my rental amount, and I sign a lease for the term I need, right?” Not so fast! Finding Short […] read more

When it’s time to choose an apartment, you’ll have to weigh the amount you’ll be paying in rent against where you’ll be living. The best apartment location will often be more expensive, while a bad location can save you money. There are also hidden costs to consider before making your decision. Crime Rate If you’re […] read more

Senior rental apartments seem like a contradiction of the U.S. housing laws because the Fair Housing Act protects you from discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, religion, sex, handicap or familial status (families with children under the age of 18 and pregnant women). However, when the fair Housing Act was amended in […] read more