Save Money On Your Next Apartment Search

 

 

Do a Little Research

With so many online resources (like Tri-City Apartment Guide!) you can accomplish a lot before stepping out the door.  This makes it easy to compare rents, amenities, relative locations, pet policies, and more before physically visiting each property.  If you can rule out some of the communities on your list prior to visiting, it will minimize the time and money spent touring apartments.  

 

Don't Bother with a Broker

Using a real estate agent or a broker can be very helpful, but in most cases isn't necessary to find a new apartment.  Since the aforementioned resources are readily available online, it's simple to find the apartments you may be interested in and set up appointments with the property manager for a tour.  In the end, not using a broker can really save you money: typically they charge a hefty commission, a percentage of your first year's rent.  

 

Plan Tours Logically

Planning the apartment tours you'll take ahead of time is a fantastic money saver.  Set aside specific days or blocks of time solely for tours, so you can group them in the same time frame.  Then, try to schedule them in an organized manner, such as by neighborhood, so you minimize driving between each location.  Not only does this save you money, but it puts less stress on your schedule.

 

Ask About Utilities

Sometimes rent can sound like a steal until you get your first month's utility bills!  While taking an aparmtent tour, make sure to ask about average utility costs. The more energy efficient a unit is, the better.  Make note of these costs and add to the advertised rental rate for a final number.  This will allow you to compare apartments more accurately.  If the prospective apartment community cannot give you a number, you can call the local utility company and with the community's address, they will give you the information.

 

Clear out the Clutter

The more things you own, the more you have to move.  By de-cluttering your current space you will in turn be saving money by being able to get a smaller truck, renting it for less time, and needing less manpower to move things.   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Apartments in Area:

Johnson City Apartment - Pointe six52

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $1250 to $1700


Johnson City Apartment - The Reserve

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $1354 to $1924


Johnson City Apartment - The Haven at Knob Creek Apartments

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $1115 to $1505


Bristol Apartment - Shelby Heights Apartments

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Bristol, TN from $950 to $1200


Johnson City Apartment - Brush Creek Meadows

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $850 to $1500


Johnson City Apartment - Homestead Properties

1 to 4 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $725 to $2200


TN Apartment - Town Park Lofts

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in TN, TN from $1309 to $1930


Johnson City Apartment - Evergreen Terrace Apartments

1 to 2 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $560 to $885


Jonesborough Apartment - Wolfe Development

apartment in Jonesborough, TN from Call for Pricing


Johnson City Apartment - Ridgeview Apartments

0¼ to 2 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $450 to $850


Bristol Apartment - Deer Run Apartments

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Bristol, TN from $950 to $1500


Gray Apartment - Hideaway Hills Apartments

2 BDRM apartment in Gray, TN from $850 to $975


Kingsport Apartment - Overlook At Indian Trail

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Kingsport, TN from $825 to $1225


Johnson City Apartment - Mountainview Villas

2 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $1100


Johnson City Apartment - The Rosemont

1 to 3 BDRM apartment in Johnson City, TN from $1079 to $1609



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