Rent a Home

If a job or family situation takes you away from home, consider renting out your home to offset all or part of the costs of your monthly mortgage payment. more »

If you have a home to rent, you know that time equals money. For each month that your rental goes un-rented you have another mortgage payment to make. This is why it is necessary to rent out the home as quickly as you possibly can. Neither do you want to take the first renter that comes along. You will need to interview each renter to... more »

Whether due to employment relocation or just a desire to reside in a new dwelling, qualifying to rent a home doesn't have to be a hassle. Preparing to follow and meet qualification instructions and standards can save you time once you find the home that's right for your situation. Although rental procedures vary between leasing... more »

Finding a home to rent isn't always easy. When you are searching for a place to live you may find yourself competing with others in order to rent a home. If you have everything in order, then you have a better chance of getting approved. There are some things you can do ahead of time and during your interview to increase your chances. more »

Drywall, sheetrock or wallboard ceiling panels can detach and come off the joists, especially when a relatively heavy lighting fixture is fastened to it. When this happens, calling a handyman to repair the fallen ceiling first comes to mind, but if you're confident enough to climb a ladder and work with a power screwdriver; you could... more »