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How To Rent An Apartment with Low Income Or No Income At All

Here are some of the tried and tested work around to rent an apartment with low or no income at all.

The Only Apartment Rental Checklist You'll Ever Need

Here's the complete and only apartment rental checklist you'll ever need to successfully rent your very own apartment in 2020.

Where Are Lower-Income Renters Supposed to Live?

While more Americans across all income levels and in all cities are choosing renting over buying, apartments are increasingly only being built for high-income renters.

How to Get an Apartment Without a Job

A lot of you have been telling me that you're having a hard time renting an apartment when you don't have a job lined up. I know it can be tough, and I know what I did when I was in your shoes, but I wanted to get you more valuable information that wasn't just from my experience. So, I sat down with

What to Look for Before Hiring a Contractor

Learn about the right questions to ask when hiring a contractor and important things to look for before starting a project.

6 Designer Tips to Make Your Home Look Expensive

A New Trend for Older Condominiums?

A recent article in the Globe and Mail reported about a group of condominium unit owners in British Columbia who had decided to sell the entire condominium to a developer. The condominium was 32 years

Can Any Apartment Be a Furnished Apartment?

You need a furnished apartment, fast. Think your options are limited? Think again!

Condos: 3% Down Instead of FHA; We'll Walk You Through the Options

When condos aren't FHA approved there are other options for borrowers who are looking for similar financing options. Find out what your options are!

Occupancy Restrictions in Condominiums

When my wife and I bought our condominium a few years ago we had only one child. Now we have three kids and our condo board says that the bylaws limit the number of people in a unit to two per bedr…

Warranties that developers grant to condominium owners

It can be very nice to be able to move into a newly constructed condominium in Florida. Knowing that everything is brand new and there has not been any wear and tear can provide some peace of mind. As people are moving into a newly constructed building, the expectation is that it will be free

Three Actions to Get Your Condo Association Finances in Order

Read about three easy steps you can take to ensure your Condo Association finances are in order.

How Your Cooperative or Condominium Board Benefits from Hiring an Attorney

Attorneys provide valuable legal services on behalf of cooperative and condominium boards. Some buildings with fewer than ten units and without disputes have managed without an attorney ...

7 Apartment Decorating Ideas to Make Your Rental Feel More Like Home

Just because you don't own your space doesn't mean it can't feel like home! Here are seven apartment decorating ideas you can upgrade your apartment to make your rental feel more like home... without upsetting your landlord!

Renters Are Willing To Pay For The Amenities They Want

The rental market remains strong despite rising rents, fueled by apartments and communities that cater to the desires of today's renters. According to a new survey from the National Multifamily…

Easy Fixes to Personalize Your New Apartment

You moved into your new apartment a few months ago. All your major chores seem to be done: Unpacked all your boxes? Check. Hung up your pictures? Check. Learned the basics of your new neighborhood? Check. But something feels a little bit off … and you can’t quite put your finger on it. Perhaps it’s…

Can My Condominium Association Remove Palm Trees?

Question: Our condo board wants to remove 44 mature Foxtail palms that shade the courtyards of our 22 coach home buildings. They claim their roots threaten