Finding a place to rent for a short period of time can seem like an impossible task. But it's not! There are several ways that you can find short term rentals. In this article, I'll discuss the different types of housing options you have as well as where and how to look for them

Buying a house protects you from rising rent prices

You've probably heard the saying, "rent money is dead money." Well, it's true! Renting a house every few years will cost you more than buying one. If you rent, eventually you'll want to buy anyway because of how expensive renting can become. As opposed to buying in cash, when you rent, the landlord gets taxed on your behalf and passes along those taxes in your monthly payment. So by renting instead of buying and paying a mortgage over time as well as paying taxes on that mortgage interest deduction each year—the sum total of which makes buying an even better option—you're paying more than just rent!

Having this guide will help you remember things to consider when buying a condominium. Whether buying a house or a condominium checking the neighborhood is a starting point in your research. After that you’ll want to check the Homeowners Association Fees. Read ahead for more details.