Posted on August 5, 2010 in: Renter Resources
Whether you are moving from your college apartment to your first “adult” rental in a new city or cross-country due to a promotion, you will likely be separated from a majority of your worldly possessions as both you - and they - make the way to your new home. Before you close the door [...]
Posted on August 3, 2010 in: Renter Resources
Tomorrow, I move 1,000 miles away from the city I have called home for many years. From the friends (and former roommates) who have been there with me through life’s ups and downs. From the people that I work with whom I used to call co-workers and now call friends (and nearly brothers).
It’s a strange [...]
Posted on July 27, 2010 in: Roommate Relationships
Today’s post comes from, Noah, our summer intern at WilliamPaid. Noah will be attending the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas-Austin this fall.
In less than a month, I will be moving into my new college dorm, at the University of Texas, with my three, very cool, roommates. These are the first “real” [...]
Posted on July 22, 2010 in: Renter Resources
As I’ve been packing up my apartment and getting ready to move 1,000 miles away, I’ve discovered that I’ve been unintentionally harboring several (okay, more than several) things that below to others. Let’s see, there’s a wetsuit, a heart rate monitor, a pair of shoes and a few other things that shall remain nameless [...]
Posted on July 12, 2010 in: Money Mondays
Before you know it, summer will be nearly over, and many people will be scrambling to get ready for their move, either to a new apartment or even to a first apartment in a new city. If you aren’t paying attention, you can rack up some big bills just from the move. Here are a [...]
Posted on July 1, 2010 in: Renter Resources
I’m moving this month, which is great. I haven’t moved in four years, which isn’t so great. When you move more frequently, you tend not to collect things that you might otherwise have thrown away. Things get pushed to the back of the closet - you’ll deal with them later.
In addition to all of those [...]
Posted on March 18, 2010 in: Renter Resources
The economy has been tough on a lot of people, but perhaps the hardest hit have been the newly and recently graduated. You’re not alone - 80% of 2009 college graduates have forgone the post-college apartment and moved back home. At a time when you expected to be picking out futons and meeting [...]
Posted on March 17, 2010 in: Lindsey | Living the life
What do you get when you combine a renter’s tight budget and oversized furniture? One crazy story.
Last week, my futon, which I ordered from Wal-Mart using the WilliamPaid shopping site, was finally ready for pick up! I had it shipped to a location nearby for free to save a bit of cash. [...]
Posted on March 10, 2010 in: Lindsey | Living the life
Move to new city. Check.
Get job. Check.
Rent apartment. Check.
Make friends. Working at it.
One of the scariest parts of moving was leaving all of my friends and family to head to a place where I knew almost no one. Renting an apartment by myself, without a roommate, added to my [...]
Posted on March 2, 2010 in: Renter Resources
Unfortunately, moving apartments actually involves two moves - the one out of your old apartment and the one to your new apartment. Remembering all the things that need to get done can be a pain. You know all the basics - get boxes, plan ahead, yada, yada.
It’s those annoying little things [...]
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