It will get better! Once the water is fixed...maybe buy some pots of flowers to put on the patio/porch or whatever outdoor space you have. These are something you can take with you, when you move :)

oh my gosh georgia! We still drive by our rental daily as it's on the main thoroughfare through town and I can't help myself from looking at it every.single.day and so glad I am not there anymore. I told dh we should bring a meal of sympathy to the new renters.

The constant lady bugs (where do they come from???), the horrible dirty water and poor pressure, the horrible insulation/heat and matching heat bill, the road noise that shook the house, the black and red kitchen (not sleek not modern) with next to no lighting and no vent fan. 10 months - 10 months too long, lol! But you know what - we survived a single bathroom the size of a cracker jack box.

All the more to appreciate when you MOVE OUT that's for sure. You can do it!

Oh yes, I forget. She asked a neighbor to get a copy of our renter insurance. I rent through a management company. But she asked a neighbor.

Ours is so small. Maybe 700 sq ft. We have a dog and three cats and hubby and me. You can't turn your head without seeing at least two animals in any direction. Less than two more months and we are out of here! Yay!!

Like many people, it seems, my build is delayed. The rental will be a hotel room. Two people, a dog and a cat. For 5 weeks. I am just sick thinking about it. We move in there on the 30th!

You are making our rental sound better than it is! So far we've had the landlord replace the dishwasher(which went out just before Christmas, and the new one died on us twice-finally got that fixed) and the stove. Other than that it's just little things that, if we owned it or were renting permanently)we'd fix ourselves. I think part of the problem is that all of us know that our builds will be suited to us so well that waiting is harder. Hang in there!