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Decorating Under $25

Decorating Under $25

Decorating your apartment can be an expensive project, but don’t let the price tag hold you back from sprucing up your space to your liking. All you need is a little cash, your inner craftiness, and one weekend to turn your apartment into a home. Try out a few of these décor tips to decorate […]

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How to Save Money on Your Electric Bill

How to Save Money on Your Electric Bill

A good way to lower your spending is to pay attention to your electricity use – often, there are ways to easily decrease your monthly energy bill while also providing benefits to the environment! Use energy-efficient light bulbs in all of your light fixtures. Energy-efficient bulbs use 75% less energy than incandescent bulbs and last […]

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Tres Chic Décor

Tres Chic Décor

Do you love the look of tres chic décor, but don’t always want to pay the tres chic price tag? You can create a glamorous look for your space, without having to go beyond your budget. All you need are a few fabulous finds, elegant décor, the perfect colors, and trendy patterns to complete the […]

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Apartment Hunting in 3 Major Cities

Apartment Hunting in 3 Major Cities

Searching for an apartment is an exciting time in your life, but depending on where you are moving, there are certain challenges that you may have to overcome. If you are planning to move to cities such as Charlotte, Las Vegas, or New York, there are a few things that you need to know when […]

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Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Moving is a great time to purge things that you’ve collected over time and create a fresh start in your new apartment. When you begin the packing process, you realize just how much stuff you have and may not need anymore. You may also find a few forgotten gems that you can easily refurbish for […]

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Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Moving is a great time to purge things that you’ve collected over time and create a fresh start in your new apartment. When you begin the packing process, you realize just how much stuff you have and may not need anymore. You may also find a few forgotten gems that you can easily refurbish for […]

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Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Refresh Your Decor Without Breaking The Bank

Moving is a great time to purge things that you’ve collected over time and create a fresh start in your new apartment. When you begin the packing process, you realize just how much stuff you have and may not need anymore. You may also find a few forgotten gems that you can easily refurbish for […]

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Budget Friendly Furnishing

Budget Friendly Furnishing

Let’s face it; furnishing a new apartment (or revamping your current space) can put a big hit on the checking account, leaving you with nothing but ramen noodles for quite some time. But have no fear; it is completely possible to furnish your home without maxing out all of your credit cards. You just have […]

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The Search is on for a New Roommate

The Search is on for a New Roommate

It seems that when it comes to the topic of roommates moving out, most people assume something negative happened.  Was there a huge fight?  Do they hate each other?  I thought they were BFF’s?!?!  It may come as a surprise, but sometimes roommates move out for awesome and positive reasons.  If you currently live with […]

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5 Ways to Spruce up Your Dining Room on a Budget

5 Ways to Spruce up Your Dining Room on a Budget

Is your dining room looking a little drab? Spruce it up without spending a fortune, using some of these budget-friendly additions: Cloth Napkins: Compliment your décor with a hint of elegance by adding simple linen napkins. Make a statement with patterned or boldly colored napkins. Consider napkin origami for something fun and different! Napkin Rings: […]

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6 Quick & Easy Ways to Save on Rent

6 Quick & Easy Ways to Save on Rent

David Bakke is a columnist for Money Crashers Personal Finance, a top blog for topics related to budgeting, real estate, investing, and more. Although you may view your monthly rent as a fixed expense, there are actually many ways to reduce the amount you pay for rent on your apartment. Since many Americans recently saw […]

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Top 4 Cities Voted as Best To Live In

Top 4 Cities Voted as Best To Live In

When you are planning a move, a lot of factors come into play.  The new location, however, should be at the top of that list.  We all know the phrase, “location, location, location”, but it is absolutely true.  Choosing the right city could very well determine if you fall in love with your new space […]

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Don’t Overspend on Rent

Don’t Overspend on Rent

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 […]

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Tips on How to Live Without Your Mom for the Next 9 Months

Tips on How to Live Without Your Mom for the Next 9 Months

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, […]

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Top 5 Greeniest Campuses in the US

Top 5 Greeniest Campuses in the US

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 […]

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