•7 Key Considerations To Finding A Rental Apartment
Finding an apartment, especially in a "landlord's market" can be tough. With rental units being converted into condos and vacancy rates at all-time lows, it can be rough locating an apartment unit that fits your budget and your needs. Before you start the search for the perfect apartment, keep reading for a valuable list of factors to consider.
Location, Location
Whether you want to be right in the heart of the city, a more suburban area or rural location that offers space and affordability...
•House Swaps: Better Than Renting
For your next vacation or sabbatical, have you thought about the prospect of a house swap? Wondering exactly what a house swap is? For answers to frequently asked questions about house swaps, keep reading.
1. What is a house swap?
A house swap is a straight exchange of houses between two homeowners for an agreed-upon period of time. Typically, used as a vacation alternative to hotels and resorts, house swaps are becoming an increasingly popular to save money while really providing a...
•Renting A House Versus Renting An Apartment: The Pros And Cons
From growing families to space concerns to parking, these are all things to consider when making the decision between renting a house and an apartment. For a breakdown of the benefits and disadvantages of both rental arrangements, keep reading.
The Benefits of Renting a House:
1. More space, including outdoor space. Typically, a house is going to provide you with more room inside as well as outdoor space like a yard. If you've got pets, children or a lot of stuff, this could be a huge...
•Save Money By Renting Instead Of Buying A Home
In the classic and ongoing argument of benefits for renting versus owning, advocates for home ownership always say that when you own a home, you're paying yourself every month and building equity. What they neglect to take into consideration is that with the money you save by renting, you could be paying yourself a whole lot more.
Keep reading for a full breakdown of an example family and how, if they rented instead of owned, they could actually wind up significantly better off financially in...
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