Ever wish you had a handy apartment moving checklist that just spelled everything out? You know, all the who, what, when, where, and why of what to do when moving apartments. Well, we sure did. That’s why we created this week-by-week checklist full of tips and timelines to make sure you stay on track. Do yourself a favor and get it now.
Here are nine tips for finding a roommate who is financially reliable and whose habits and values align with your own. These are things you can discern from good questions, careful research, and smart timing.
Sometimes, even with the shortest lease available and regardless of your original plans, you need to bounce early. A new job opportunity, a new love, family obligations — we get it. That’s where this guide comes in. We’ll walk you through what you need to know before signing a lease or (gasp!) breaking one.
Planning a big move to a big city, but maybe your new digs are . . . not so big? Envisioning yourself surrounded by towers of boxes in an apartment too small to accommodate any of them? Fret not — with some helpful apartment tips, a little planning, a lot of decluttering, and a hefty dose of creativity, you might just find this small, new place is your favorite home yet. Learn more now!
Moving on up? Get our essential tips from prep to successful execution for your high-rise move — including what you need to know about your building’s moving rules before you start hauling furniture.
Is renters insurance worth it? For a relatively small cost, it can save you thousands when something goes wrong. Here are answers to your most common questions, from how much renters insurance costs to what it does and doesn’t cover.
These must-have furniture hacks for living in a small apartment prove once and for all that tiny places can be cute and functional. You just need the right kind of furniture, colors, and mindset. Here are our favorite tips, room by room.
You’re moving into your new apartment, and as you’re unpacking that box of far-too-many kitchen utensils, you notice the countertop is chipped on the side — badly. Your tenant-senses start tingling. Here’s what to keep in mind.
