Go4Rent Magazine's Editor-in-Chief welcomes new readers to the second edition of Go4Rent Magazine Renter Edition.

An out-of-state landlord may come with an extra layer of potential problems. Depending on how far the landlord is from the rental unit, repair requests, walk-throughs and even time zones can make communication tricky. However, as with any long-distance relationship, these challenges can be navigated.

Well-priced and desirable rentals won’t sit empty for long, so if potential tenants want any chance of scoring their dream pad in a competitive field, they’ll have to act fast. This article will provide a checklist on how to prepare a rental application.

For tenants who do not want or don’t have the option of a co-signer, RentSURETY (a lease guarantee agreement) is one option. Paying a higher upfront payment is another. Still, there are more ways to get one’s financial reputation in order even before that. It will require some information-gathering and due diligence on the renter’s part. Let’s dig in.

Even after social isolation has significantly ceased, could a breakfast nook still be the way to bring more happiness and comfort to the home experience? Here’s a breakdown of the pros and cons of this design choice.

Tenants want landlords who diligently provide safe, clean and compliant rentals for a reasonable price. Despite this, it’s not unheard of to have a landlord who is a scammer.

To quickly find the best rental property, it’s imperative to find the right Realtor. They may not have the largest number of clients. Rather, this experienced Realtor has a solid level of service and reach to access rental condominiums and single-family homes in a particular area. Here are some important considerations to remember when selecting a suitable Realtor.