MyFirstApartment.com helps novice renters successfully navigate the first year of living on their own. The blog shares proven tips and tricks for everything from finding the perfect rental or roommate, to furnishing on a small budget or no budget, to dealing with landlords or roommate's girlfriends.
If you find yourself in a situation where you feel you need to break your lease, remember that it can be an expensive and difficult process. That said, sometimes it’s worth it. Here are the two main scenarios and how to deal with them.
By Alex Starace for MyFirstApartment.com Some people are too nice. Often renters, especially new renters, fall into this category: they’re so concerned with being a “good” tenant …More
There’s no guarantee your landlord will say yes to any of these extras, but it’s worth making the inquiry.
While it’s tempting to rush and just get it done, a thoughtful process will pay off in the long run.
It’s officially spring, which means it’s also time for a little spring cleaning. Here are a few suggestions that will vastly improve the comfort of your home in one afternoon’s worth of work.
Hunting for an apartment is stressful. What’s important, though, is that you don’t let the stress ruin your decision-making.
When you’re looking for an apartment for the first time, it can be overwhelming.The best way not to panic is to break the process down into 10 sequential steps.
Moving cross-country can be stressful, particularly when you don’t know much about the city where you’re moving. However, a few simple steps can help ensure that your search is successful.
Whom should you tip and how much to give? Here are some guidelines for showing appreciation in the form of a tip during the holiday season.
Exchanging gifts with your roommates can be a rewarding bonding experience if done with finesse, following a few ground rules.
