Thursday, 02 May 2024

Tag: rental

'Apartment Living: 4 Reasons Renters Need An Emergency Fund, Now More Than Ever

Sure, the landlord is generally the one in charge should a major bug infestation occurs or the dishwasher sputters its last breath; that's one of the perks when you are signing a lease instead of a mortgage. But you still need to have that financial cushion to keep your head above water in any situation.

'Security Deposit Alternatives: Money Savers Or Money Drainers?

You are planning to a rent place and in the process of sealing the deal with the landlord, security deposit comes up.

'L.A. Life: Almost Half of the Income of an Average Los Angeles Resident Goes to Rent

This part in Southern California holds the record of being the "least affordabe place to rent" in the entire country.

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'Why Renters Are Smarter Than Homeowners

There is a constant battle in real estate between renters and homeowners: owning a home is a serious responsibility that not everyone can take on, and renters are often told they are throwing their money away - but are they really?

By Staff Reporter
'10 Common Renting Struggles (And Their Solutions)

Renting a place has its advantages and disadvantages, but so as owning a house. Making an ideal setting for your living situation all boils down to your ability to work around what you have, so don't fret!

By Staff Reporter
'The Reason Behind the Rise in S.F. Evictions

The increase of eviction notices can be attributed to very high rents .

By Staff Reporter
'How Much Does Renting A 2-Bedroom House Cost? Would a 4-Bedroom Better Fit You and Your Family?

Renting a 2-Bedroom House in New York City could range from $2,000-$3,000 per month with no fees, as opposed to four bedrooms that usually would cost $3,200. Which of which is a better fit for your family?

By Staff Reporter
'Rental Income Actually Makes You Save On Expenses

Your everyday expenses do not have to be so costly. Renting your home could actually make you save more than you're supposed to especially when dealing with taxable incomes. Here's how you can save by home loans and other rental opportunities that lay away taxes.

By Staff Reporter