For the Renters
Before we became homeowners over 4 years ago, like many people, Brad and I were renters. Both of us rented throughout college and for two years after college. There are definitely some positives to renting– little to no yard work, no maintenance costs, etc. What I wouldn’t have given for someone else to pay the thousands of dollars to replace our heat pump system 4 months after we bought and moved into our house.
So today I wanted to share some tips and tricks for renters because I think they’re sometimes forgotten in this wild world of home and DIY blogs.
Storage Solutions for Urban Living
Tips for Living Large In Small Spaces
And recently, Homes.com launched their rentals mobile app for Android and iOS7. “The new app allows consumers to customize searches, instantly view and save listings, and connect with agents or property managers.”
Stalk away!
220 sq feet is super tiny but great suggestions for maxing out the space. I love the idea of using every inch which is great even when you space isn’t only 220!
I don’t think I could function in a 220 sq. ft. space. Small/city living isn’t my jam.
i loved renting because we didnt have so much to clean LOL but…i love my house more 🙂
True story.
Wow! 220 sq ft is TINY! I’ve lived in some small spaces – dorm rooms, studio apartments… and I’m not sure I could ever go back now that I have a house with lots of storage!
But, for a young single gal, wanting to save on rent, I really did like my small spaces!
I completely agree. When you’re single and in your early twenties is probably the best time for small space living.
Good stuff. This makes me happy to not be a renter anymore. ha!
Word.
Some of these are really wonderful! As a renter, I thank you!