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Open Question: How to rent my corporate housing to Intel?
I have a few houses that are close to Intel offices - Rio Rancho in NM and Chandler in AZ. Is it possible to furnish and rent them as corporate housing for Intel? Does anyone know how Intel find housing for the employees who are relocating and in the process of finding permanent housing? Most companies would just do apartment style corporate housing from an apartment complex. Is it a possibility for these Intel regional offices to work with smaller landlords like me? Any input is appreciated!! read more...

Resolved Question: can a CA landlord force you to reapply for an apartment if you need to be accommodated due to illness? ?
my mother had a massive stroke in september and has been in rehab since. her therapists tell me she will recover slowly over the next two years but will be unable to walk when she is ready to come home next home. we live in a second floor apartment and asked our landlords if they would transfer our lease to a first floor apartment. i had to fill out a form to be approved by corporate. when approved, a letter informed us that we would have to reapply for the apartment as if we were new tenants, including credit checks and fees, and a new deposit before we would be refunded our original deposit. we have lived here 3 years, never been late with our rent. however, i've since become a freelance designer which has affected my credit (severely) and income. my question is, can they do this? or should they just accommodate since we are current tenants? i should add that they did offer to let us break our lease with no fee if we didn't agree to their requirements. but finding a new complex would bring about the same problems. we live in orange county, ca (anaheim) which i dont believe has rent control. we can afford the apartment just fine. i have been freelancing for about two years now, and my mother has been unemployed and disabled my the department of social services since 2002. like i said, paying rent has never been a problem. however, credit and proof of income has. read more...

Today's society is highly mobile. Accepting a new job may mean that you must relocate, hundreds or thousands of miles away. While cellphones, laptops and other types of virtual identities readily move across the miles, you can not take your home or apartment with you. If you are relocating with the same employer, or are an entrepreneur with your own corporation, read on for a terrific way to cut both effort, time and stress from your agenda.

The last thing you want to do amidst all of the change notifications, packing up, and general upheaval is to locate a new permanent home. Unless you are already quite familiar with your new city or town, consider renting a corporate apartment. There are several advantages to using the corporate apartments solution. This temporary housing arrangement can take the stress out of moving and help you make a seamless transition to your new locale.

You need not pay high hotel rates while you search for an apartment or house. Corporate apartments come with all the bells and whistles, truly a home away from home. These apartments are typically fully and tastefully furnished, with an eye to you hitting the ground running. Everything you will need, including a desk and easy access to business equipment such as FAX machines and copiers, is already there. All you need to do is arrive, unpack and you are good to go. This lets you to get to know your new home town before making a long term commitment to one neighborhood or another.

Fortunately, it's a snap to find corporate apartments. Just go online, type in the name of your new city, followed by "corporate apartments." You will get plenty of results. If you'd like to cut right to the chase, use Google's image option, typing in the same search string. Then, you will get photos which show what the apartments look like. You will get exterior and interior shots, which can help you quickly zero in on a style you prefer or that fabulous view on offer.

Location is always important. When looking for corporate apartments, it's a safe bet that the neighborhood is attractive, safe and close to transportation. This alone makes your transition easier.

Corporate apartments may be booked online, just like any other accommodations. While they cost a bit more per month than a regular rental or lease, the convenience and tax advantages can be substantial. Then again, corporate apartments are private quarters, typically more roomy and with amenities you won't find for the same price at hotels.

Let's say your move is only temporary. You need to spend a couple of months in Chicago and will then return home. Corporate apartments offer an ideal solution for an extended stay of this kind.

Whether you anticipate a permanent move or just a temporary assignment, take a good look at corporate apartments in your destination area. Compared with hotels or regular rentals, you will avoid headaches and be money ahead with your own fully-equipped digs!