Many people prefer renting a furnished apartment as a way to save some money. While the rent may be higher than an unfurnished apartment, the renter will not need to purchase any furniture until moving into a home or other living space. Checking different apartment buildings around town is the best way to find the right one to rent. ...read more
Furnished apartments draw in a variety of people from all walks of life. From students to business people many are open to the idea of renting a furnished apartment over an unfurnished apartment. Those who are prospective renters of furnished apartments should be aware of all that having a furnished apartment entails from moving in to living in the space. ...read more
In this economy, many people are searching for low income apartments that they can rent that will provide a stable place for their family to live in this unstable world. For this reason, many of these complexes have a long waiting list. These lists can take anywhere from a month to numerous years depending on the amount of people on the list. ...read more
If you are in the market to find a rental, you'll want to learn how to find cheap apartments for rent. You might be surprised just how many cheap apartments you'll have to choose from once you get started on your quest. ...read more
Finding an apartment with good credit is hard and with poor credit it makes it even more difficult. Owners are particular about who they rent to and having poor credit doesn't help matters any. If you prepare before you start looking you can beat the odds. Here are a few steps to help you rent an apartment with poor credit. ...read more
When looking for an apartment, you want to find one that best suits your needs. If you know what you are looking for in an apartment, you should have no problem at all finding one. So take your time, be patient and have fun while you are looking. ...read more
Looking for an apartment in Chicago can be tedious. To find out what is best for you, you will have to take into consideration things like how much you can afford to pay for rent and whether you will be driving or using public transportation. Here are a few easy steps to help you find the right apartment in Chicago. ...read more
When you're looking for apartments locally you have a number of factors on your side. They're all close by, for one, which means you can visit more places before making a decision. Because of these advantages it pays to take some time to investigate all your options. ...read more
Becoming a property manager is the career for you if you are interested in a job that combines real estate and management skills. Property managers usually work for property management firms or for individual properties. This article will cover the steps to becoming an apartment manager. ...read more
By Kylee M. at Judy's Book November 29, 2013
People want more in an apartment home. More style. More room. More amenities. At the award-winning Halstead Apartments in Arlington, you can expect the most. ...read more
By Seta August 02, 2013
If I can to give zero I will give it to these apt., first of all these apt. Is number one in Arlington area for bed bug it's full with bed bug in summer and winter so you don't have any rest from the bed bug. Second: it's full with roaches every where all the year. Third: under the carpet for the floor its too dirty you don't believe your eyes when you look under the carpet. Fourth: they don't have any maintenance at all. Fifth: they know just to increase the salary every few months. Sixth: all the group for the office are so rude . So be very careful when you decide to live in this place it's better to live in your car from living in a dirty place like this apartment. ...read more
By cheryl9276 March 08, 2013
DO NOT MOVE HERE unless you can appreciate extremely unfriendly staff, smelly hallways, barking dogs, and many more nuances to name the least. The concierge service is quite poor as it is not 24 hours and they do not do much besides collect mail packages for you. This place is not guest friendly...as you yourself must let your guest up every time someone arrives. This requires you leaving your place, walking down a hallway and getting on an elevator. The thought that concierge service cannot let your guest up it outrageous. The walls remain dirty with white patches of paint for areas that they began attempts at repair (has been this way all the months I have been here). The odors in the hallway are utterly ridiculous. Before you sign a lease here, take a walk around (if you can get in) and speak with residents yourself. The leasing staff will NOT reveal to you everything you want and need to know at move-in so make sure you ask as many specific questions as possible. This plac ...read more
