Landlord Resources

We understand the importance of building a credit history and strive to make it as simple as possible for our tenants. Rent reporting is enabled in the TenantCloud system for tenants who have an active lease with a landlord.

Living in a small apartment shouldn't prevent you from taking care of your storage needs. We'll show how to arrange your home using innovative small-space storage solutions.

Paying the rent is probably the largest monthly expense for most tenants. That’s why so many people choose to rent an apartment while they save to buy a home of their own one day. In this guide, you’ll learn how to rent by yourself and save money in the process.

If moving seems too daunting for your tenants, do not panic! Being prepared for this journey is half the battle. Encourage your tenants to make a checklist and stick to it. Here are three useful tips to help make the moving experience seamless.

Moving to a new city is stressful. Looking for a roommate to cut rental costs doubles the stress. Nobody wants to live with a complete stranger or a person they know little about. Finding a reliable roommate is a huge deal, as roommates are not just two people sharing a space. 

Most of you probably disagree that renting to Gen Zers is a great idea. But let us give them a chance! We asked Andrew, a 21-year-old back-end developer, a few questions regarding his tenant experience, and here is what he said.

Not important whether you’re living in a small house or a cozy apartment: today we share visual tricks to make your place feel more spacious. There are many decorating tips you can implement to increase the visual spaciousness of your apartment. However, let’s also try to stay within budget:)

So you’ve found a perfect apartment - you like the interior, the neighborhood and most important - the price. But you should always remember that there are a variety of extra expenses that you may not have taken into account and that may end up emptying your wallet.

If moving is one of the most stressful events in your life, don’t panic! Being prepared for this not very pleasing journey is half the battle. And to be prepared, I only mean to make a checklist and stick to it. But stick to the list, remember to stick to the list.

So, you found a new property to rent. What’s next? Next is to know what you can afford and what you can not. It is important to clearly understand the kind of rental agreement you are going to enter.

Unpleasant things happen all the time. You miss the fine print in your lease that reminds you that your rental does not allow you to keep live ducks, make holes in walls or sublet to strangers. You are responsible for everything that happens in your rental after the lease is signed. That’s why you have to make sure you fully understand it and know that it does not violate with your state law.

20th century is the era of globalization and moving to another city became just as ordinary as going to work. When you move to a new city, It’s great when you know who’s going to be your new companion. However, many make the adjustment by roommating with strangers. 

Rental payments are probably the biggest expense renters have to make each month and it depends on your “rental lifestyle”; whether you prefer to live alone, live in a smaller space or to live with a roommate in a bigger apartment, the question remains what is better for your budget?

Well, a very important thing that you need to remember is that your landlord is responsible for the maintenance and fixing of the unit you just started to rent. In other words, landlord must repair or replace anything that is in bad condition or not working properly.