Glenview Apartments

we are not here as tourists and there are so many things to do the next couple of weeks. The first and most important was to find a place to live. Fortunately we managed to do that the first week and now we are already in our first apartment. Moving to the US is a huge step. There are a few essential tips for every new immigrant finding a rental and making his first steps in America. ? Make sure that wherever you intent to settle – state, city or area – there will be relatives, friends or just people who can help you at the beginning somewhere nearby. ? Research the rental prices in advance and be prepared to come with enough money to cover your rent for the first 2-3 months. Don’t forget the security deposit as well. ? Having no credit history in the country you will most probably need to find a co-signer for your first apartment to guarantee for you. See tip #1 ? The cost for rent is usually the biggest expense you will have here, so make sure to make a budget wise choice. You’ll need to save your money for other thing as well, before you start earning. ? Some of the rentals include utility bills in the rental price – heating, water, A/C, etc. That is a HUGE advantage, especially if you go to a state where the weather is too hot or cold in the season and that could save you a lot of money after. ? Most of the rentals here are not furnished but they all have finished and equipped kitchens. You don’t have to spend much on new furniture – just browse the sites for used or free items in your area. There are also yard sales almost every weekend. With more imaginary you can quickly turn your rental to a nice, cozy and eclectic home. Welcome to America and let your new life begin!