Some time ago we had a blog about saving money on laundry day. One unmentioned and eco-friendly option is something called “The Laundry Pod.”

Some time ago we had a blog about saving money on laundry day. One unmentioned and eco-friendly option is something called “The Laundry Pod.”
We’ve recently had another question from a tenant regarding a night owl neighbor, specifically, what can they do to get the person to stay quiet when most other people are sleeping. Read More→
Living in a rental community can sometimes limit your choices of outdoor activities. Most apartments have limited yards and often frown on installing horseshoe pits, and going anywhere usually costs money. Unlike a single family house you wont need to do any Spring cleaning outside, although your maintenance man would probably appreciate the help, and if you want to garden you need a patio or deck with just the right lighting, lots of big flower pots and don’t forget the green thumb. Of course you can always visit the local zoo, if there is one, but this could cost a lot of money depending on the crowd you have. You could also go down to the public pool if you don’t mind the huge crowds that congregate near the water hole. It can be frustrating to find a fun activity that will include everyone that wont cost a lot or anger your landlord. Read More→
Consider this when hiring your next moving company.
My brother who worked for a moving company, his summers in college, told me this story about one of the jobs he went on.
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Whose turn is it to buy paper towels? Who was the last one to mop the floors? Who ate my last two slices of bread?!?! Is it my turn to collect rent money from my roommates and write the rent check?
Parking can be a real hassle, whether at your apartment complex or at the local grocery or shopping centers. Some people just don’t seem to get it, they park too close and make it hard to get in and out of the vehicle, they park in two spaces so there is no room for anyone else, they park you in or across an entrance, whatever the case it is inconvenient, rude and sometimes dangerous. The worst part is, there is little you can do about it! We found that insurancequotes.org have come up with a few options for dealing with terrible parkers. Some of the suggestions are a little ill advised though they may make you feel better and are at least fun to think about but consider the possible consequences before you follow through with any of them.
http://www.insurancequotes.org/8-totally-immature-ways-to-punish-a-terrible-parker/
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In every home there is a way to make it feel more personalized, unique, and of course bigger! Apartments and small homes always have the challenge of combining functional livable space with decorative surroundings that makes the inhabitants feel comfortable and secure. To maximize space in your apartment take a look at these tips. From decluttering to maximizing vertical space and organization methods, your apartment isn’t far from being the ideal place to call home at the end of the day. Read More→

Part of the team from MyRentersGuide.com just returned from Fargo ND, where we attended the North Dakota Apartment Association State Convention. This years convention was hosted by the Greater Red River Apartment Association (GRRAA) based in Fargo ND.
GRRAA put on a great show at the Hilton Garden Inn and reminded me again how much I love conventions.
Laundry is one of those chores that can really drain the bank account, sometimes a quarter at a time. With some planning and foresight you can save some money at the laundromat or save some on your electric or gas bill as well. Read More→