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The following advice will help your move go as smoothly as possible:

1. Introduce yourself: Let your new flatmate know who you are and what you like to do.
2. Show them around: Give your new flatmate a tour of the flat or house, including where important things like the kitchen, b...

Noise complaints are one of the most common (and one of the trickiest) situations for landlords and their tenants. All tenants have the right to “quiet enjoyment” of their rental property, but what that actually means can vary. Neighbors are allowed to make (some) noise in their homes, and landlo...

From personality clashes to lifestyle differences, it's super common to want to leave a less than desirable flatmate situation. Identifying why exactly you want to move out can help you feel more confident in your decision, and it'll even help...

Whether you're sharing a dorm room or your first flat with a flatmate, it's hard to discover all his quirks before you live together. If you end up with a flatmate who likes to party and who dominates your home with loud music, flowing drinks and plenty of friends, it can be difficult to approach...

Apart from the essential items you need for your new home, here are some ideas to consider to make sure your moving-out experience is as enjoyable and comfortable as possible:

Moving out for the first time comes with substantial financial responsibilities. If you want a...

The moving process can often be filled with a lot of emotions — excitement to make your new space yours, but perhaps even sadness to leave what you’re already familiar with. And when you’re moving with flatmates, there’s an extra layer of planning needed to ensure you’re on the same...

Flatmate living or co-living is a common part of adulthood, and unfortunately, it's also common to have a bad flatmate. Whether your flatmate is loud, messy, smelly, or doesn't pay the rent, sometimes it just doesn't work out. If you love your flat but hate your flatmate, start by having an hones...

Is your flatmate's girlfriend/boyfriend over so often it feels like you have a third flatmate? Having someone else in your space can be annoying, especially when they’re not paying rent. Fortunately, by talking to your flatmate you can set clear boundaries and work on a solution. Read through thi...