Truck rental companies estimate that you can save as much as 50 percent by renting and driving a truck yourself, rather than relying on a moving company. Is the extra hassle worth it to you? Here...
Renting a truck and moving your goods yourself is a great way to save money. But don't skimp on the insurance! Here are some ways to make sure your property is adequately documented and covered in...
Protect your goods in transit. When getting insurance through your moving company, make sure you ask questions about what kind of insurance you are paying for and understand how it does or does...
Finding the right apartment for you - in the right price range, with the right amenities, in the right area of town - isn't hard if you know how to manage the process. Here's what to do.
Once you sign a lease, your options for improving the conditions in and around your rental will be limited. Take the time before you sign to make sure the place you are considering meets your...
Make sure you get all the details written out and agreed to before you sign on the dotted line. You'll have to abide by that agreement for the term of the lease.
Moving all your worldly possessions from Point A to Point B is often more costly than you originally think. Here's how to estimate those costs more accurately.
It can be a real luxury to let other people move your belongings - or it can be a nerve-wracking experience. Here's how to oversee the work that's being done so you can have peace of mind.
Moving your goods yourself can save you a great deal of money; here are ways to save on moving hassles as well.
Don't toss your good china and crystal willy-nilly into boxes - unless you prefer them smashed to bits. Here's how to get those breakables safely to their destination.
Gone are the days when you have to huddle over a newspaper with a marker or highlighter to find apartments for rent. Get with the times and get online! Here's how to use the Internet to track down...
You've found a great apartment complex or building and are ready to move forward. Here's how to apply for the apartment you want.
Some leases allow for subletting if you have to move out but can find an acceptable tenant. Remember that your name is still on the lease; find a subtenant you trust and who will take this...
There are several reasons why anyone would want to break an apartment lease. Perhaps the apartment is not what you expected it to be, or your neighbors are hard to live next to. Whatever the case,...
Remember that extra cash you put up at the beginning of your lease? If you want to see that rental deposit again, make sure you leave your place in tip-top condition when you move out.
Using a home equity loan to pay off debt is risky because you are trading unsecured debt (credit cards) for secured debt. If you stop making payments on your credit cards, you won't lose your...
Start the packing process weeks ahead of when you'll be moving. Remember, when packing, organization is key!
Unwieldy but invaluable, your furniture and appliances won't move themselves. Here are some tips for getting them from point A to point B - working, and in one piece.
Before you stash everything away in the moving truck, make sure you have what you need for the immediate future packed in your car. Here are some suggestions.
Three options exist for storage of belongings: self-storage, permanent storage and storage in transit [SIT]. The latter two are more costly, but save work for you. Here's how to find what you need.
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