Tag: renters insurance
How Does Renters Insurance Work?
When you move into an apartment and sign a lease, you are making a legal contract between you and your landlord regarding your stay in rented space. Upon signing that lease, there will usually be a section that explains your responsibilities as a tenant. While it’s a no brainer that landlords expect you to pay […]
read more »Improvements and Betterments: Who is Responsible for Covering?
When leasing a property, there’s a possibility it may need changes. Many office spaces, apartments, and condos may not fit your needs right off the bat, but with the necessary changes executed properly, it can make the space perfect for you. Now, the question becomes: who is responsible for covering these upgrades – tenant or […]
read more »Moving Homes: Does Homeowners Insurance Move with You?
Moving is a stressful time, especially when coupled with selling your old home and buying a new one. As homeowners, you have significantly more work to do then a tenant in a similar situation. From managing the property deed, getting inspections and last-minute renovations done, and having an open house for your home on the […]
read more »Insuring a Valentine’s Engagement Ring and Other Jewelry
A Valentine’s Day engagement ring can be the perfect end to a perfect day and the start of something even greater. But for those of you who have purchased an engagement ring, you know this investment in the future also represents a significant monetary investment now. Protecting and insuring this ring means not only keeping […]
read more »Understanding Renter’s Insurance
Renting is back in style. After a long trend of home ownership in the United States, an increasing number of American’s are renting. According a 2013 resource released by the Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University, renting is steadily increasing. “From 31 percent in 2004, the renter share of all US households climbed […]
read more »Improvements and Betterments: What You Need To Know
There’s a lot more to a place than just the furniture and posters. Sometimes you need to make changes—major changes—to your home or work. This might be repainting walls, re-carpeting floors, taking out walls, new bathrooms, upgraded electrical systems, and much, much more. While your landlord has given approval, they aren’t footing the bill. So […]
read more »Tips for Finding a Good Roommate
Sharing an apartment with a roommate can be a great financial decision. However, living with a stranger can be a scary commitment. You might find a roommate that becomes your best friend or your worst enemy. Here are some tips on how to find a great roommate that you can trust.
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