Dub O Day Rentals

How To Rent An Apartment with Low Income Or No Income At All

Here are some of the tried and tested work around to rent an apartment with low or no income at all.

Where Are Lower-Income Renters Supposed to Live?

While more Americans across all income levels and in all cities are choosing renting over buying, apartments are increasingly only being built for high-income renters.

11 Apartment Hunting Tips for Renters

Land the right new rental home the smart way, with this insight to help you focus, organize and avoid surprises

What To Look Out For When Signing A Lease

Renting that first apartment can jam you up if you don’t know what to ask for.

6 Designer Tips to Make Your Home Look Expensive

Somerville may see another apartment building

Another apartment building may be coming to Somerville.

Origami-inspired apartment building is a fresh take on townhouses

The angular residential development manages to break out of the conventional boxy apartment building look.

6 Actionable Steps to Land Your Very First Apartment Building Deal

Apartment building investing can definitely be intimidating—but you CAN get there if you break the process into doable steps! Here's EXACTLY how to go about it.

Rent growth and Job growth in apartment building investment.

Job growth and the amount of new units being built are the two most important things for revenue growth in apartment building investment.

26 Easy Ways To Help Transform A Rental Apartment

Easy, landlord-approved items to refresh your home and get your security deposit back.

Did You Budget for These Rental Apartment Fees?

List of various monthly apartment fees you may need to pay in addition to your rent.

Red Oak Strives to Save Energy in Your Apartment Building

Apartment owners are always looking for ways to save energy and keep their operations clean and green. Keeping energy costs down for our residents is always upper most on our agenda. Over the past few years Red Oak has undertaken some big initiatives to help lower energy costs in our apartment buildings and to save our residents’ money in the process.

Determining apartment building risk

Resident data can provide insurers with a more comprehensive risk picture.

5 Steps to Moving Out of Your Apartment Rental

Whether you’re moving to a new city, searching for a better neighborhood in your current one or simply feel like a change, moving out of an apartment rental and ending a lease is something you’ll likely do countless times over the course of your life<br>To leave things cordial with your landlord—and get most, if not all, of your security deposit back—follow the steps outlined below.<br>1. Tell your landlord as soon as possible.<br>It’s beneficial to tell your landlord once you know…

Does your Apartment Building Create a Buzz?

By adding some creative amenities, you can instantly improve your overall marketability. These amenities don’t necessarily need to be luxury-scale offerings. Several seemingly subtle, low-cost upgrades could have an enormous impact on the way people perceive your building.

Four Things To Consider When Buying An Apartment Building

These four criteria should determine whether or not an apartment investment works for you.

9 Apartment Buildings with Out-of-Control Amenities

Basic apartment checklist: decent bedroom space, close to public transportation, no noisy neighbors—and, oh, yeah, I need to make sure my dog has regular access to a spa in the building.

Do you need help with your apartment rental search?

If you have extra cash to burn and want to take all of the legwork out of your quest for a new San Francisco apartment, here’s one way to do it: hire somebody to do your searching and applying for you. As a new service sector, this is in the category of boutique personal assistant-style …

The Death of the Small Apartment Building

Big apartment buildings are going up at a record pace in the U.S., but little ones are ever rarer. That’s a problem.