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According to Census.gov, the two most crowded (densest) states in the U.S. are Washington D.C. and New Jersey.  Washington D.C. is a beautiful area, full of gorgeous cherry blossoms, spectacular museums, sights, and countless activities. In addition to beautiful sights, Washington D.C. has a population well over 630,000. In fact, there are approximately 10,000 people […]

It’s almost that time of year again…that’s right – football season! Why not experience something different this year and “homegate” in the comfort of your own home? Consider trying one or all 7 of the top homegating ideas to get you started. Offer Individual 7-layer Dip Cups Kick-off the season with individual 7-layer dip cups. […]

Does your living room need a makeover? Create an epic space using these 6 of the following makeover tips and transform your room from everyday ordinary into something new. Small and simple changes can make a big impact. Which changes will you incorporate into your home? 1. Change out the couch accessories – Selecting the […]

Are the walls of your dorm looking bare? Try something creative! For example, pin a piece of string or ribbon to your wall and use clothespins to hang photos of your family, significant other, buddies, pet, or your favorite sports teams. Looking for something different? Here’s a list of additional ideas to decorate and personalize […]

What could be better than lounging on your porch or balcony with a refreshing summer treat in hand? In a 2013 Homes.com Summer Sensations Survey, 9% of people said they enjoyed popsicles from the ice cream truck and 24% said that frozen beverages were their favorite summertime treat. Why not enjoy both? Consider sharing these delights […]

Are you paying too much for rent? How would you know if you were? According to the US Census Bureau, 25% -30% of your gross income is an ideal amount to budget toward rent. In addition to rent, remember to factor in another 3-4% for housing expenses, like utility costs. When setting your budget for […]

If you are moving to a University of Florida off-campus apartment, there are a few basic life skills that you need to know in order to live without your mom for the next 9 months. This includes learning how to clean your clothing, how to feed yourself, and how to keep your apartment clean. Yes, […]

ForRentUniversity.com has researched and selected five of the top greenest campuses in the US. Check out how these innovative colleges and universities are getting serious about green initiatives and protecting the environment: 1.       University of Washington (Seattle, WA) According to the 2012 GreenMetric World University Ranking (a grading system to place a numerical value on […]

The weather is getting warmer, creating perfect conditions for a move. Discover great moving tips and advice from ForRent.com and Jamie from The C.R.A.F.T. Blog Tuesday, May 7th, 2013 at 8pm EST. Be sure to RSVP today for a chance to win 1 of 4 $50 gift cards!

Living in an apartment provides you with the unique opportunity to decorate your space using outside the box thinking. Temporary decorating solutions allow you to change your mind many times without breaking the bank. ForRent.com presents you with three ideas for Temporary Decorating Solutions for Renters. This part 1 post will show you how to […]

Looking for plans and ideas to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Celebrate and entertain guests in your apartment with these ideas for a memorable event: Decorations Many holidays and seasons have endless wreath crafts, why not St. Patrick’s Day? Create your own DIY St. Patrick’s Day wreath to embrace the festivities. Avoid putting a nail through […]

What is March Madness? Dictionary.com defines March Madness as an annual college basketball tournament, hosted by the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) where tournaments take place in the month of March. NCAA reports that 68 teams will compete, but only one will dribble away with the title of NCAA Division I Basketball Champions.   Where […]

Already think of plans for Spring Break? If you’re looking to have a blast with your friends without breaking the bank, For Rent University suggests one of these vacation spots:

It’s important to make smart choices and change habits to save money. In Part 1 of “12 Tips on Saving Money”, we introduced six tips, from repurposing your wardrobe to clipping coupons to help you save some dough! For Rent University presents you with six more ways to save money: #7: Use Grocery Store Bags […]

Saving money seems impossible when you’re in school, with the housing, food, and entertainment expenses, but it can be done! For Rent University has compiled a list of tips on how you can save money on a budget. Walk or Bike to Class Not only do you save money on gas – you get great […]