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I am Falling for my Roommate What Should I Do?
If reality television has anything to say about it, hook-ups between people who share a house always end in a horrific mess. But in my last year of college, I did what I always vowed never to do: Not only did I hook up with my housemate, but we are now in a serious, grown-up relationship. And thi...

30 Fun Activities With Your Roommate in 2022
Your roommates are the people who tend to see you at your best and at your worst, and whether you like them or not, they’re a big part of your college experience.
So, in honor of that, here are 30 Fun Activity With Your Roommate(s) this semester. If you live alone, or you really can’t pict...

My Roommate is Vegan! I Am Not!
You just moved into your apartment, and everything’s pretty swell. You and your roommate are getting along great and making plans left and right. You’ll watch Netflix together, go to the gym together, and cook together! Then you remember: You co live with a vegan roommate or a vegetarian roommate...

How Do You Divide Roommates Rent?
When you live with roommates, one of the most complicated topics of conversation can be discussing how to split up the rent. While there are many viable options for splitting rent, and there is so one-size-fits-all, it’s important to consider each option and figure out what works best for you and...

Ask Your Landlord or Property Management if the Place is Eco-Friendly Living
1. Install a Thermostat
Take control of your heating temperatures by using a programmable thermostat. They’re reasonably priced (under $50) and easy enough to install without being an eye-sore or a ‘major re-decorational change’. They can help you reduce the amount you spe...

The future of Co-Living: Live, Work and have Fun
Behind the success story of the co-living spaces are the young working population here, who prefer enjoying amenities at affordable rates rather than giving utmost value to the concept of ownership. Mentioned are reasons why co-living is ideal for working professionals.
In the past half a...

Roommates and Tenant Insurance: All You Need to Know
Do you need insurance?
“Our landlord has insurance on the property.” Landlords purchase insurance for the structure, but not for your personal belongings or your personal liability. The landlord’s policy typically covers the building (including any garages or sheds), appli...

Good and Bad of Having More Than One Roommate
Whether it is during your freshman year in a dorm or during your junior year in an off-campus apartment, living with your multiple roommates may be either a dream or a nightmare. Sharing your life with one or a couple roommates is not easy, and it does come with its benefits and at times, disadva...