Apartment Living

Aside from walking into the property, a potential tenant is likely to base their first impression off of the properties website. Clear images, updated floor plans, and an easy to reach staff can make a huge difference in a first impression. Apartment complexes that have slower websites and response times are likely to lose in…

Moving into a new apartment is an expensive process. It’s not just rent, it’s all the other things you realize you need once you’ve moved. And, while some of the things can be found for under $5, there are a few items that are worth the splurge. A Good Coffee Pot This Keurig® K55 Classic…

If you have ever looked at apartment pricing, you’ll notice that the cost per room always lowers the more roommates you have. Yes, this is obvious but before you jump into a six bedroom apartment, which some places do offer. Consider what it will be like living with six other people. Sharing a kitchen, laundry…

Marketing a college rental property is more than gaining the interest of college students. The real challenge is gaining the trust of the parents who back said, students. In most cases, college students receive some economic help from their parents towards rent. From here, the question becomes how to attract these not so silent partners.…

Parent’s are one of the few things that you don’t pack for college. This is, for most young adults, the first time you are free to do as you please. There are only a few things that can ruin this, and one of them is a roommate who acts like your parents. You know the…

Moving into your first apartment you’re bound to have a picture of what you want it to look like. Cute rugs? A solid aesthetic? You have it all planned out in your head. Just don’t let yourself get to carried away. It will never look exactly how you have it imagined. Coming to terms with…

Living with your roommate’s pet can require a lot of patience. If they shed, use a litter box, eat crickets, bark, meow etc., the list goes on, but you will have to withstand it all. The best advice on how to handle this is to be up front from the beginning with your expectations on…

Bed bugs are tiny, insects that can ruin almost anyone’s week. These brown insects feed on blood and hide in mattresses, box springs, and other household furniture. The biggest sign you have an infestation is the bites themselves. Unlike flea and mosquito bites, bed bug bites turn into welts without a red dot in the…

The Fair Housing Act which has included the protection of service animals since 1988, is becoming an issue for student housing complexes that do not allow animals aside from service animals. Due to the growing number of websites which boast Emotional Support Animal certification, the distinction between which pets are there to aid and which…