Customer advice
1. Choosing the perfect size for your apartment
When choosing the size of your new apartment, you should consider your lifestyle, future plans and budget. A larger apartment provides more space for guests, activities and more belongings, but requires higher maintenance costs, utilities and taxes. A smaller apartment home may be more affordable and require easier maintenance, but this can become an issue when your family grows.Think about bedrooms, bathrooms, and additional rooms such as home offices for remote work or outdoor spaces for summer gatherings. Think about any major lifestyle changes over the next few years, such as starting a family or transitioning to remote work, so that your new home can fully accommodate your changing needs.
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2. How to furnish a home you will be living in for months or weeks of the year?
Furnishing a home that you will be living in for months or weeks of the year requires a balance between comfort and practicality. Choose durable, long-lasting furniture and appliances that can withstand times of non-use. Create climate control solutions to protect your home and furnishings from humidity or temperature extremes while you re away. Finally, consider renting out the property when you won t be living there, and choose furniture that will be attractive and comfortable for potential renters.
3. How do I find a reliable tenant?
Finding a reliable tenant requires careful vetting and effective marketing. Start promoting your property on reputable rental platforms and social media to reach a wide audience. Highlight the features that define your home. When prospective tenants apply, conduct a comprehensive background check that includes a credit check, employment verification, and contracts with previous landlords. This will help ensure that the tenant makes timely payments and is respectful of the property. Educating yourself about the expectations and terms of the lease from the beginning can also pave the way for a harmonious landlord-tenant relationship.
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