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Rental Prices Are Rising for These Big-City Apartments, but Falling for These Others

The narrative says COVID-19 has led renters to flee their claustrophobic apartments in the big cities, leading to big rent drops. That's only partly true.

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Written by Clare Trapasso

November 13, 2020

‘Why I Renewed My New York City Lease—Pandemic, Unemployment, and All’

According to recent headlines, people are fleeing New York City because of COVID-19. But I recently renewed a yearlong lease on my Manhattan apartment.

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Written by Kimberly Dawn Neumann

September 23, 2020

5 Crucial Questions To Ask Before You Renew Your Rental Lease Right Now

Before you renew your rental lease for another year, there are numerous questions you should consider, particularly in the era of COVID-19.

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Written by Clarissa Buch

September 22, 2020

Why I’m Grown-Up and Employed, but Still Need Mom to Co-Sign on My Home

Every time I've bought or rented a home, I was told that I needed a co-signer. Here's why this embarrassing scenario is all too common.

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Written by Jillian Pretzel

August 19, 2020

How To Fight an Eviction During the Coronavirus Pandemic

Federal and state programs to help renters struggling during the COVID-19 pandemic are ending soon, and many renters will face eviction. Here's what to do next.

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Written by Erica Sweeney

August 18, 2020

6 Situations When Breaking Your Lease Makes Sense

Life happens. And while breaking a lease is generally a big no-no, sometimes there’s no way around it. Here are the most common situations.

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Written by Ana Durrani

August 14, 2020

Is Your Rental Property Going off the Rails in the Pandemic? 4 Questions To Figure That Out

Property managers handle many of the headaches of owning a rental property, but homeowners still need to make sure they're doing a good job.

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Written by Erica Sweeney

August 12, 2020

Is Your Broken AC or Busted Lock an ‘Emergency Repair’? How To Tell

How to determine whether you're dealing with a standard maintenance request or an emergency repair, according to experts who make these calls every day.

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Written by Clarissa Buch

August 4, 2020

7 Things To Know Before Renting Out Your Home on Airbnb During the Pandemic

Here are a few things you should know about how the coronavirus has affected short-term rentals on Airbnb and other sites.

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