From early morning bathroom run-ins (when you’re not even in the mood to face your cat) to tiffs over paying the shared bills (do you really need HBO when GoT…
5 Myths You Probably Believe About Living in Texas
Texas has a reputation for many things. Namely for being big, cheap and friendly (And of course, the San Antonio urban legends.) In fact, these widely-held beliefs are, in part,…
Your Guide To Rent In Texas: All You Need To Know
Renting is the new black, says a recent study published by Trulia. The report from February highlights the nationwide increase in renting. Moreover, there’s been subsequent decline of homeownership across multiple…
How Securing Startup Funding In India Differs From The U.S.
FROM FORBES: As the startup ecosystem in India continues to take off, it’s interesting to note the unique way Indian entrepreneurs go about their fundraising efforts. Certain patterns are universal in…
The Eco-Life: How to Save Energy While on Vacation
Your passports are renewed, you got the time off work approved, and your big roommate vacation is all set. Though you decided not to sublet your apartment while away, you’re…
Why A Young CEO Should Hire Industry Veterans
FROM FORBES: With the abundance of talented young founders in global startup scenes, the idea of a budding CEO hiring a seasoned industry veteran has been poked fun at in…
Renting Homes in Austin: 4 Key Points to Check on Your Lease
Rental leases can often be long and hard to understand. And while they’re partly designed to protect the tenant, they’re written by the landlords and property owners. With that in…
5 Major Perks of Living in Austin, Texas, as Told by Transplants
Austin, Texas isn’t your average small Southern town. The Texas capital embodies a big city vibe that makes it the culture center of the Lone Star State. In recent years,…
First-Hand Advice on Avoiding Political Drama With Your Roommate
The 2016 primaries are in full swing. And in a city of thousands or millions you’re bound to meet at least one person who disagrees with your politics. Luckily, no…
