The State Where You Rent

Whether you’re moving to the Centennial State or changing locations within Colorado, it’s easy to find websites to help with your move. However, one detail these sites don’t discuss is a reminder for Colorado renters to check their own rental history report prior to applying for rental housing. It’s recommended anyone who intends to rent […]

The housing market in Arizona is on a slow upswing from the crash about five years ago. What this means is that prices on houses for sale have somewhat increased – so now in many parts of the state it’s cheaper to rent again – but homes are not selling as fast, meaning there’s more […]

With its excellent education system for students – from kindergarten through graduate school – combined with one of the lowest unemployment rates in the country, Wisconsin is attracting the attention of workers interested in living in the cheese state. Moving to Wisconsin will require these workers to find housing, both on a temporary and – […]

A large percentage of Californians live in rental units – 17 percent, in fact. Only Washington, D.C. and the state of New York have higher percentages of apartment-dwellers, according to the National Multi Housing Council. Because of this, California has established a guide covering the rights and responsibilities of tenants and landlords. Much of the […]

Texas is drawing residents like honey attracts bees. Some of the reasons people decide to move to the Lone Star State include not paying state income taxes, lower cost of living and, of course, warmer temperatures. Because residents don’t pay state income taxes, property taxes tend to be higher for Texans. This is why many […]

Minnesota weathered the economic downturn better than many other states. The North Star state boasts an unemployment rate lower than the national average while at the same time supports a lower cost of living. Qualities like these bring job-searching candidates to the state – and they all need somewhere to live. Renting in Minnesota is […]

If you’re looking for an apartment to rent in the Lone Star State, be sure to check out the resources found with the Texas Apartment Association. This association has everything first-time renters need to know before looking for a new apartment or signing a lease agreement so the process runs smoothly. For example, lease agreements […]

Renting in California is very similar to renting apartments in other states. But there is a service available that might be very attractive to individuals or families who don’t have time or the ability to look for an apartment to rent. This service is called a prepaid rental listing service, and allows you to pay […]

Individuals and families searching for rental property in Minnesota need to be aware that their search might take longer than planned, and that’s because it’s a tight rental market statewide right now. Current tenants are holding onto their apartments instead of purchasing homes, while some homeowners are losing their homes due to foreclosures and entering […]