Articles tagged "Rental Life" on the Rentler blog.
TenantsTL;DR: Brighton has some brilliant places to visit like Barr Lake State Park and the Oasis Aquatic Park. And with Denver just 20 miles away, boredom is never an option. Brighton, Colorado is home to over 40,000 residents and is an increasingly popular choice for families seeking an affordable home to rent in a destination
Anna L.
TenantsTL;DR Bedminster is a small township but offers a relaxed and affordable lifestyle with excellent access to Jersey City and New York City. It is a hit with families and go-getters alike. Renters in New Jersey looking for a great place to call home often look to Somerset County in the Garden State’s north central
Anna L.
TenantsTL;DR The cost of living in Los Angeles is well above the national average, driven mainly by housing cost, transportation expenses, and food prices. Rent is typically the biggest expense, with one-bedroom apartments often exceeding $2,000 per month. A single person needs a strong monthly income and disciplined budgeting to avoid financial stress. Renters can
Anna L.
TenantsTL;DR: Living in Lehi, Utah, means high median household income, above-average housing costs, and easy access to outdoor fun. With realistic budgeting and tools like Rentler for listings, screenings, and online payments, both renters and small landlords can do really well in this fast-growing Silicon Slopes city. Lehi sits between Salt Lake City and Provo
Anna L.
TenantsTL;DR Provo, UT, is a college-town-meets-suburb with mountain views, two major universities, and a very young population, which makes the rental market fast-moving and packed with opportunity for both renters and DIY landlords. According to recent Census data, Provo’s population is just over 115,000 residents, with a median gross rent of about $1,152, and a
Anna L.
TenantsProvo is a Utah Valley city where you can hike Y Mountain in the morning, relax by the Provo River in the afternoon, and eat in downtown Provo at night. It’s a fun, renter-friendly place with easy access to canyons, lakes, and campus life. Moving to (or visiting) this city always raises the same question:
Anna L.
TenantsProvo is one of the fastest-growing cities in Utah and has become an attractive prospect for tenants from all backgrounds. Before you start to search listings or email an estate agent about individual properties, you must consider where you want to live. Researching the most affordable neighborhoods in Provo is the perfect place to start.
Anna L.
TenantsTL:DR – Salt Lake City offers low-price rentals across many parts of the city, making it an attractive prospect for renters of all sizes, regardless of budget. Salt Lake City is Utah’s capital and the state’s largest city. It’s a vibrant place, with stunning natural scenery, urban amenities, and more. Located in a valley at
Anna L.
TenantsIf you’re a student who is looking to move to Salt Lake City, then finding the right neighborhood is essential. You want to feel safe, you want to be able to afford your rent, and you want to be within a reasonable distance from wherever you are attending. Instead of spending hours having to search
Anna L.
TenantsPlanning to move to Salt Lake City? Then you’re in luck — not only does Utah’s capital city offer a terrific job market, a family-friendly atmosphere, and a better cost of living than other Western cities, but it also offers more attractions and activities than you can shake a stick at. From historic sites like
Anna L.
TenantsIt’s no secret that young families love Salt Lake City. After all, there aren’t too many urban areas in the United States that offer as wide a range of family-friendly activities as Utah’s capital. When you and your family live in Salt Lake, you’ll have easy access to the area’s incredible outdoor activities and the
Anna L.
TenantsEmotional Support Animals (ESAs) play a crucial role in the lives of many people with emotional or psychological disabilities. The rental industry often grapples with questions about ESAs—what they are, how they differ from service animals, and what rights and responsibilities come into play for both landlords and tenants. This guide provides essential insights into
Rentler Team
LandlordsBeing a landlord is a pretty sweet gig. That is, until something breaks. Then, your passive income becomes an active expense. But before you write a blank check to the maintenance worker, here are a few tips for handling maintenance issues in a rental. Communication is key Effective communication is the bedrock of the landlord-tenant
Caleb Leonard
TenantsNavigating the rental market can be challenging under the best of circumstances, but doing so while unemployed adds another layer of complexity. With the U.S. unemployment rate recently climbing to 4.3% and job growth showing signs of slowing, many people find themselves in the difficult position of searching for a new apartment while managing the
Rentler Team
LandlordsDiscovering that your rental property has been burglarized is a distressing experience that can leave you feeling overwhelmed. However, with a well-prepared plan in place, you can navigate through this unfortunate situation with clarity and effectiveness. Immediate Steps for Landlords Following a Break-In Preventative Measures to Enhance Property Security When dealing with insurance after a
Rentler Team
TenantsLiving with a furry companion can be immensely rewarding, offering a host of health benefits and unwavering companionship. But let’s not kid ourselves—being a pet parent comes with a hefty price tag. From premium kibble to squeaky toys, the expenses stack up. And when you’re renting, the costs of pet ownership extend beyond the essentials.
Anna L.
TenantsFinding an apartment you love isn’t always easy — so when you find your dream residence, you don’t want anything or anyone standing in the way of signing that lease. Unfortunately, real life sometimes intervenes in the form of bad credit, income barriers, or other obstacles. But you may still be able to salvage your
Amanda Mears