Posts with tag rental

Paying too much for rent will only bring on debt. Yet some fail to make this connection. Such a hefty rent might get paid every month, but there will be nothing left to cover gas, food, utilities. Before leasing a "financial burden," or just getting by every paycheck, consider the benefits of figuring out an affordable... Continue Reading »

Dear Apartment Guru, I think my building manager comes into my apartment when I'm not at home. He doesn't do much, but my theory is that he watches my TV and eats my cereal and other food that he thinks I won't notice. I started suspecting when my downstairs neighbor was home sick one day and heard someone in my... Continue Reading »

Allison G. wanted to move to a nice one-bedroom apartment in Beverly Hills for as little rent per month as possible. Though the median for a one bedroom in the area is $1,850 a month, Allison found her dream apartment--with outdoor space, hardwood floors and parking -- for under $1,400. When you're in the market to rent... Continue Reading »

Among the many advantages of having an older apartment is: Its layout is often conducive to separating communal living space from bedroom space. This comes in particularly handy when you find yourself hosting overnight guests or have a roommate -- everyone gets their own space. And in well-priced two-bedroom,... Continue Reading »

Why is the world so creepy? Why do we have to endure an endless sea of creepy people on Craigslist looking to have you as their potential roommate? What do we get today in our search for a room? Sex with rich men, well hung roommates with a goatee, and an eccentric millionaire who will spoil you. Click on to read about... Continue Reading »