Hunting for a new apartment can be frustrating and tiring. Paying apartment locators, scouring the newspapers and driving all over town - it's not easy. We have provided this website so that you can find apartment rentals available quickly and easily.

Just click on any of the links that interest you to find a good apartment for rent in your city. All of this is provided free of charge because it is paid by our sponsors. Good luck in your apartment hunting!

Tips for renting an apartment

• Start early! Call 45 days in advance and see what is available. Have your move-in date and amount you can afford to pay ready.

• Know the area! Find the average price of other apartments in the area. Don't pay more than others do.

• Be ready to pay an additional deposit if the building allows pets and you want to bring yours in.

• Ask yourself the right questions. Do have special parking requirements? Do you need a dishwasher and disposal? Make a list of what you need. It is easy to miss those items when you are at the property.

• Find out what changes you can make to the apartment, like painting walls, installing shelves, and remodeling.

• Noisy neighbors? Check out the common walls. Are they thin? If so, you could be unpleasantly disturbed or you may disturb someone else with your noise.

• Negotiate! Landlords and management companies will often negotiate the rental price and/or security deposit.

• Be ready to get hit with an additional fee for the application or a tenant screening fee.

• If you can't afford it, barter! Ask if you can help with odd jobs, maintenance, lawn maintenance.

• Check out the extras. Ask about covered parking, a yard, storage, laundry facilities, pool, or gym services.

• Do your inspection! Make sure all repairs are performed before you move in so you won't be charged for them when you move out. Get everything in writing!

• Ask about a lease with an option to purchase.

• Ask if your security deposit can be placed in an interest-bearing account. Some states have laws about how security deposits are treated, so don't be afraid to ask.

• Is it tech ready? Make sure your cell phone works! Ask about Internet services and if there are charges for use. Find out about cable TV, what channels are available, and phone lines.

• Make sure your lease specifies how soon you will receive your security deposit when you move out.

• Don't be shut out. You landlord by law cannot discriminate or not lease to you based on age, sexual preference, ethnicity, or physical handicap. If so, contact you local housing authority.