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How To Rent An Apartment with Low Income Or No Income At All

Here are some of the tried and tested work around to rent an apartment with low or no income at all.

Where Are Lower-Income Renters Supposed to Live?

While more Americans across all income levels and in all cities are choosing renting over buying, apartments are increasingly only being built for high-income renters.

11 Apartment Hunting Tips for Renters

Land the right new rental home the smart way, with this insight to help you focus, organize and avoid surprises

Things to Remember Before Renting an Apartment

Whether you're renting your first apartment or you're an old pro at the rental game, there are things you should always remember before signing on the dotted line and committing yourself to renting an apartment. Don't allow your eagerness to...

What to Look for Before Hiring a Contractor

Learn about the right questions to ask when hiring a contractor and important things to look for before starting a project.

6 Designer Tips to Make Your Home Look Expensive

Is a Furnished Apartment Right For You?

This all depends on your landlord or rental agency, of course, but it does leave some wondering whether or not a furnished apartment is right for them.

Easy Fixes to Personalize Your New Apartment

You moved into your new apartment a few months ago. All your major chores seem to be done: Unpacked all your boxes? Check. Hung up your pictures? Check. Learned the basics of your new neighborhood? Check. But something feels a little bit off … and you can’t quite put your finger on it. Perhaps it’s…

Reasons To Rent A Two Bedroom Vs. A One-Bedroom Apartment

We’ve previously discussed the pros and cons of renting a studio vs. a one-bedroom apartment. But what about a one-bedroom vs. a two-bedroom? It’s a question that couples and singles must face when deciding on a place to live. While couples may share a single bedroom, a two-bedroom may still be a better option for […]

Can We Guess Your Non-Negotiable Apartment Amenity?

Moving used to mean making a few sacrifices. Luckily, you don’t have to make any tough choices when you find your next home on Apartments.com!

5 Steps to Moving Out of Your Apartment Rental

Whether you’re moving to a new city, searching for a better neighborhood in your current one or simply feel like a change, moving out of an apartment rental and ending a lease is something you’ll likely do countless times over the course of your lifeTo leave things cordial with your landlord—and get most, if not all, of your security deposit back—follow the steps outlined below.1. Tell your landlord as soon as possible.It’s beneficial to tell your landlord once you know…

How to Get the Most out of Apartment Living

How can you make apartment living better at First Place in downtown Dayton or at any new place? Read on for our best tips!

Life Tips for Renting an Apartment: You Know You're a Renter When . . .

10 Steps to a Beautiful Open Concept Apartment

Just because you have an open concept apartment doesn't mean you can't make it feel cozy. Find out the best style tips for your space with Apartment Guide!

Decorating rental space: 15 tricks to style your apartment or house.

Just because you don't own your apartment doesn't mean you can't add your own style: Here are 15 ways for decorating rental space and keep the owner happy.

How to give your rental a new look — without angering your landlord

Options such as removable wallpaper, tile and shelves mean you don’t have to live with boring or outdated decor.

Which Are the Most Expensive Rental Repairs and How to Avoid Them

Learn how to avoid the most expensive and problematic home rental repairs with our extensive guide for landlords.