Living in a small apartment is a great financial choice, and sometimes the only choice especially in big cities. Yet, we all know how difficult it can be to keep your apartment neat and tidy. Whether you live by yourself or have roommates, keeping your space open and not feel like the walls are caving in on you can be hard.

If you can recall your last “impulse buy,” then you can probably also recall how you felt the next day after you reconsidered the purchase. In other words, sometimes impulse buys work out, and we're happy with our choice, and sometimes they don't and we feel stuck. It's called buyer's remorse.

It can be the same way with Chico apartments. People can make an “impulse rental,” eagerly signing a lease before they request a tour of the complex first.

Renters sometimes skip a tour because they:

Lassen Villa are perfect for those looking for standard apartment units or those looking for luxury apartment living.

But if you're looking for apartment living that has mature trees and landscaping with attention to design details in the units, then you'll have to check out our luxury units at Lassen Villa!

Let’s dive a little deeper to see what these luxury units have to offer you!

There are so many perks of living in an apartment! A common argument against apartment living is that you don’t own the property, which leads to having less freedom to make changes or to improve your financial portfolio. Yet, what you rarely hear about are the perks that do come with apartment living.

Here at Hignell Rentals we want to make not only apartment searching, but also moving in and every other aspect of apartment living, easier for you.

In order toimmediately  prove that to you, here are 3 Ways Hignell Rentals resources are amazing.

If you're like many people who plan to move to one of the Chico apartments in town, you've probably already carefully budgeted your expenses -- from your moving costs to your first month's rent.

So as you review your lease, a clause addressing a security deposit has taken you by surprise. You've heard the term, but aren't quite sure who to ask about exactly what it covers, why it's necessary and how you get it back.