a roommate survival guide
Having a roommate should always be a rewarding experience for all parties concerned. Here are some things you MUST know before getting a roommate, and some of the benefits of having a roommate. These (and more) are covered in detail in the book.
Things you must know before getting a roommate
how to find the right roommate
how to find a roommate you can trust
how to interview a potential roommate
roommate checklist
roommate dos and don'ts
roommate legal issues
how to set and enforce roommate rules
how to handle a problem roommate
roommate safety issues
finding the right roommate
finding a roommate you can trust
interviewing a potential roommate
Some of the many benefits of having a roommate
Financial - split the cost of shared expenses
- rent
- utilities
- food
- household products
- child care
- TV, phone, internet
Companionship
- friendship
- safety (not returning to an empty house)
Shared Interests
- music
- sports and fitness
- cooking
- religion
Roommates and Other Anomalies
Visit my other web site and check out Roommates and Other Anomalies.
Follow the hilarious adventures of Julietta Jenkins (aka: JJ) in her search for the perfect roommate.
Now in all ebook formats through your favorite bookseller
- Read what buyers of this book have to say:
- “We would not have attempted renting out a room without your guidebook. You thought of everything!”
- “The chapter on Legal Documents was worth the price of your book. I now have two roommates that are like family members. Thank you so much!”
- “We used your guidebook in our college dorm. I could not believe the difference it made in pairing up compatible roommates. This book is definitely not for just homeowners. Many thanks from a happy college dorm 'mother'.”
- “After a continuous parade of disastrous roommates, I decided to purchase your book and try again. My new roommate and I could not believe the happy results!”
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