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In the best-case scenario, you can make a long-lasting friendship with your newfound flatmate. But even if you’re not looking for a new best friend, you need to ensure you find a flatmate you can tolerate.

Moving to a new city is an exciting time, don’t let a flatmate search g...

Living with a flatmate can be a great way to save money on rent and share the responsibilities of maintaining a home. However, sometimes situations arise where you find yourself needing to evict your flatmate. Whether it's due to financial disagreements, personality clas...

Sharing a living space with a flatmate can be both exciting and challenging. On one hand, it is an excellent way to save money, build a social network, and create memorable experiences. At the same time, it can lead to conflicts, privacy issues, and differing lifestyles.

This article delve...

We’re finding more and more people are looking for rooms for rent or living together to split costs. When you’re in college, it’s common to live with multiple people and share space. When you enter the adult world and start working, you can sometimes forget what it’s like to live and cohabitate...

If you're looking to turn your flat into a flatmate living situation, there are a number of steps you can take to make the transition as smooth as possible. First and foremost, it's important to consider the benefits and drawbacks of having flatmates.

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Rent is one of the most significant expenses for most people, especially in big cities where housing costs can be exorbitant. For many, the solution to this financial burden is to find a flatmate to split the rent with. Flatmate living is not only a cost-saving solution but can also provide a uni...

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...