2013 was a great year for renters. According to new studies, 35% of American households are now renting their homes, and renters both in large cities and small towns are enjoying the spoils of renting (think no shoveling snow).
We pulled together a round-up of our 30 best blog posts in 2013 to share with you. Whether you’re currently renting or planning to rent an apartment or house soon, we hope these posts serve as a great resource to help you along the way.
Renter Resources
- Rent Reduction 101
- 5 Tips on How to Make Friends in a New Place
- 5 Apartment Safety Secrets
- Writing a Letter of Notice To Your Apartment Landlord
- Renter’s Insurance: Is it Worth it?
- How to Be a Smart Renter
Moving
- 6 Tips People Never Think of When Moving Out
- Best and Worst Cities for Renters
- Renting an Apartment vs Renting a House
- 4 Things to Consider Before you Sign That Lease
- The Ultimate Apartment Hunter’s Checklist
- Top 10 Cities in America for Post-Grads
- What to Double Check in Your Lease Before Signing
- How to Rent An Apartment With Less Than Stellar Credit
Roommate Relationships
- How to Deal with a Bad Roommate Who Won’t Pay the Bills
- What to Do When Your Roommate Wants to Move Out Early
- Interview With a Random: Questions for Potential Roommates
- Top Roommate Problems
- 5 Things We Can Learn From Television’s Most Dynamic Roommates
Financial Advice
- How to Save Money on Home Energy Costs While Renting
- Pay Off Debt or Invest? Exploring the Existential Dilemma
- 5 Money-Saving Tips for Renters
- Can You Really Afford That Loan?
- 10 Ways to Save Money When Shopping for Apartment Needs
Making Your Rental Feel Like Home
- 5 Ways to Update Your Apartment Without Ticking Off Your Landlord
- 5 Ways to “Go Green” In Your Apartment
- Decorating on a Budget: DIY Apartment Projects
- How Apartment Renters Can Make More Storage Space in Their Homes
- Creative Storage Ideas for Small Apartments
- Décor Designed With Your Rent Deposit in Mind
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