Apartment Hunting

Moving is a hectic venture that’s guaranteed to take a lot longer than you think, so use this checklist to start preparing for the big day.

Scouted out your perfect pad? Ready to start packing? Hold up. Be sure to ask property management these ten important questions before you sign.

Searching for attractive urban communities that offer thriving opportunities for commerce and great neighbors? Denver has what you’re looking for.

Your friendly furball should feel as at home as you do! These pet-friendly communities take animal amenities seriously.

The sunny, warm southeast is calling your name, but can you live without sand? Here is the good, the bad, and the ugly about retiring in Orlando, Florida.

Looking to move to Pittsburgh but concerned about location? These neighborhood tips can help you land your dream apartment in the city.

Do your research before you decide on a policy—there are many great renters insurance options—and always read the fine print.

If you’re searching for an apartment, especially near a college campus, you might see reference to an “individual lease.” What’s an individual lease? And why would – or wouldn’t – you want one? Read on to learn more and discover pros and cons. Individual Lease vs. Joint Lease Unlike better-known joint leases, individual leases allow […]

Warm weather and crazy bugs, tax breaks and soggy summers – discover the pros and cons of retirement in Atlanta, Georgia.

Today’s seniors have many options when it comes to where and how to live. Two of the most common senior housing options are assisted living and independent living. But what do these terms mean? What are the differences between assisted living and independent living? Read on to find out. Independent Living: a Community of Peers […]

Consider the Upper West Side when deciding where to rent in NYC. This Manhattan neighborhood has everything you need.

Where are seniors most satisfied? A Gallup-Healthways survey ranked the 50 states. Surprisingly, warm-weather states don’t dominate the Top 10.

If you have Medicaid, it may be available to pay for some long-term care costs for those living in assisted living facilities.

The weather, the culture, the outdoors — who wouldn’t enjoy that and more after retiring in Los Angeles? But, sorry, a SoCal retirement has drawbacks, too.

As baby boomers reach retirement age, many start to reconsider where they live. Married couples with empty nests or singletons looking to regain their social lives may want to move to a retirement or active adult community. These communities allow older adults to live around others of the same interests and age – typically 55 […]