Topic
Finding Housing
How to report your rent to credit bureaus
Most households pay rent responsibly and on time, but that track record of on-time payments has historically not been reflected in their credit history.
Top tips for Australians moving to the U.S. in 2021
Many people may still be hoping to move to the U.S. despite the COVID-19 pandemic, whether it’s to reunite with family, pursue a new job or enroll in school. Here are some tips to navigate the move if you find yourself making the leap in the next year.
How do mortgages work in the U.S. for Canadian citizens?
It is not uncommon for Canadian citizens living and working in the United States to want to own real estate in the country. Let's take a look at how mortgages work for Canadians in teh US
A guide for Canadians moving to New York City
Moving from Canada to New York City? We've got you covered. Check out tips on everything from finding an apartment to managing your taxes and transferring your Canadian credit history
Desis in New York: A guide for Indian newcomers in New York City
Moving from India to New York City? We've got you covered. Check out tips on everything from finding an apartment to managing your taxes as an NRI and transferring your Indian credit history
Apartment rental alternatives if you have no U.S. credit history
Credit history plays a major role in securing many of the things you need for everyday life from lines of credit, utilities, and even an apartment.
Big Ben to Big Apple: A guide for Brits moving from London to New York City
If you've recently moved from London to New York, read on for tips on securing homesickness, finding a flat, getting around the Big Apple, and managing your finances in the U.S.
How to rent an apartment in the U.S.
When you first come to the U.S., you might find the apartment rental process difficult. Our in-depth guide covers everything from getting started to getting your deposit back.
Moving to Chicago? Here's what you need to know
Chicago is home to nearly 2.7 million people--more than sixty percent of whom are immigrants. Moving to a new city can always be nerve-wracking, but we highlight a few things from housing to finances to help you prepare for your move from abroad
Five tips for internationals renting in the U.S.
The process of renting as a newcomer to the United States can be daunting. Here are five tips to help you as you swim through a sea of ads to sort your EIK (eat-in kitchen) from your WIC (walk-in closet).
Moving to San Francisco? Here’s what you need to know
Preparing for a move to San Francisco? In this guide, we introduce you to all the things you should know as you settle into the city from neighborhoods to keep an eye on to how to set up your finances after arrival
What is a guarantor and why do I need one?
In many cases a landlord may require a renter to provide additional information, or complete additional steps prior to approval. Often times, this means finding a guarantor.
A newcomer’s guide to security deposits in the U.S.
Security deposits for rental apartments might be handled differently in places in the U.S. than they are in your home country. The customs and regulations surrounding rentals will vary by U.S. location. Read on for what you need to know.
A guide for Canadians moving to San Francisco
Moving from Canada to San Francisco? We've got you covered. Check out tips on everything from finding an apartment to managing your taxes and transferring your Canadian credit history