Articles tagged "Tenant Tips" on the Rentler blog.
TenantsTL;DR Los Angeles is one of the most famous cities in California, known for its bustling nightlife, Hollywood potential, great schools, and amazing beaches. But if you want to feel safe when you move to LA, you should live in a safer neighborhood. Beverlywood is considered one of the safest neighborhoods in Los Angeles, while
Anna L.
TenantsIf you’re considering moving to Los Angeles, CA (LA), then it’s important that you do your research. But, we know that it can be a lot, especially when it comes to searching through rental prices, which is why we’ve compiled this article of average rent prices, as well as tips, tricks, and more about the
Anna L.
TenantsTL;DR Salt Lake City offers a diverse mix of walkable urban neighborhoods, quiet family-friendly areas, and scenic suburbs near the Wasatch Mountains. Whether you’re drawn to downtown Salt Lake City, the tree lined streets of Sugar House, or the best suburbs like Cottonwood Heights and South Jordan, there’s a neighborhood to match every lifestyle, budget
Anna L.
TenantsWe get it – adopting a pet is an incredible experience! Bringing home a cuddly companion means gaining a loyal sidekick and adding a whole new level of joy to your life. But, hold up! Did you remember to check your apartment lease? If you’re living in a no-pets-allowed community or forgot to add your
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
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
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.
TenantsIf you’re looking for a way to make extra money, Airbnb is an appealing option. After all, more than 2.5 million people have listed their home on the short-term rental site, and the average host makes about $7,200 per year. But the process of renting out some or all of your home might not be as easy
Amanda Mears