Apartment Answers

Huguley78 answered at 10/26/2009 8:41:27 AM

A good rental history can help you when renting an apartment if the community that you are trying to find a place at holds that information in high regard. Resident requirements will vary from community to community, so do a search for communities that you like...then give them a call at the number provided and explain your situation. It's always better to be upfront about your credit and rental history.

olpoke answered at 9/1/2009 8:30:27 PM

I'm not sure about the area, but if you tell your potential landlord/property manager it is just you moving in and then five other people move in, you probably will be facing eviction, depending on your contract. I would be up front with your manager about the # of tenants.

Huguley78 answered at 9/9/2009 5:50:19 PM

Definitely don't tell them it is just you. Lying about or hiding occupants or pets can get you fined or even evicted. There are many 3 and 4 bedroom communities and townhouses out there that would be perfect for your situation. Simply use our apartment search tool and search in your city for 3 and 4 bedroom apartments within your price range. Then apply, but make sure to put ALL occupants who will be living there on the application and the lease. Remember...the lease holder will be held responsible for anything that happens to an apartment or "guests" that may damage it.

Huguley78 answered at 7/21/2009 2:01:55 PM

Foosball is a man's sport

keready answered at 7/21/2009 2:01:01 PM

There is nothing quite like having a foosball table in your apartment...you can invite the neighbors and then kick their butts. Home court advantage goes a long way!

handyconnie answered at 10/8/2007 10:42:57 AM

I had a friend move into the same apartment complex as me, The Verandah at Grandview. He moved into an apt. 3 buildings down. I had only been to his apartment one time, so the second time I walked to his apartment, I knocked on the door and walked right in. oops! Wrong apartment. There was a guy sitting on his couch eating Taco Bell, and his little yapper dog ran straight at me barking like crazy. I felt so embarassed and told him that I was sorry for barging in. He was not happy and didn't say a word to me as I ran out of the apartment. I hope I never run into him again. Who knows what he could have been doing when I walked in. YIKES!! I'm sure he keeps his door locked at all times now. :)

loaderman115 answered at 3/1/2008 9:10:37 AM

i dont think thats a good idea bro. you might find yourself taken away ina really nice tight fitting white jacket.

agibears answered at 12/27/2007 10:01:59 AM

I don't know but it would sure be funny to watch.

ResponsibleTenant answered at 11/26/2007 7:01:19 PM

I Don't See Why Not, Pick An unusual Time Like Early Morning Late Evening When Rambuctious Children Wont Be Splashing and Jumping Around. A 24-Hour Pool Would Be Ideal But If Not Shoot For Opening or Closing Time Spectrum.

Vlt_moon answered at 11/21/2007 2:07:21 PM

Keep in mind that pools are treated to cut down on germs-- Scuba gear wasn't made for pools and the cleaning products that can harm your equipment. Ask a manager (pool) if it is okay then learn what is added to the pool and if it will harm your gear.

pvbees answered at 9/25/2007 1:04:10 PM

One of the hardest things about scuba diving is climbing up the boat ladder. This is especially true in rough water. Practicing this tricky feat in a pool would really help.

barbyfirefly answered at 9/19/2007 11:36:17 AM

HAHA! I think it would be hilarious!

ashbydog answered at 9/19/2007 11:21:15 AM

Are you for real? That's a great idea. I thought I was the only one who had thought of that. I actually gave scuba instructions at my old apartment pool. People loved it. You should give it a shot once you get certified and be sure to tell your apartment office. They may be able to give you discounts or something for offering classes.

demarcusharris answered at 9/19/2007 11:19:32 AM

I think it'd be really cool. Just don't take any under water cameras with you. People may become a little worried... Let us know how it turns out!