There are a number of regulations that begin in the winter months that pertain to Milwaukee residents and can sometimes go unnoticed. From December 1st through March 1st, various parking regulations take effect throughout the city. Keep in mind that these parking… Read More
Colder weather can cause spikes in energy bill costs, but following some of these tips can help you save some money while also staying warm. Feel around your house and find drafty doors or windows. Drafts keep your house from… Read More
You can withhold the rent from your landlord, but you have to do it legally and through the City of Milwaukee. Contact the University Legal Clinic to find out more about this process and to get legal advice. You can… Read More
If you are in need of a parking spot, you can use the NHO website and search under the “Parking” listing section. Landlords with spare parking spaces will post here. Generally, these spots run for about $25-75 per month. Another… Read More
You are responsible for maintaining a clean neighborhood. Visit mketrash to learn when your trash and recycling days are. Unless you schedule a pick-up with the city or a local 2nd-hand store, placing any furniture or trash on the curb… Read More
City of Milwaukee winter parking rules go into effect on December 1st, with or without snow! Know where you can park by reviewing the City of Milwaukee rules, and sign up for parking text alerts to notify you of when… Read More
Parking on the street on a regular basis requires a permit both during the day and night. Make sure to pay attention to all street signs and pay close attention to time and day limits.
Parking will be listed as on-street, meaning you park your vehicle on the street or off-street, meaning you will be parking your vehicle on a slab, lot, or in a garage. The listing service has a parking tab with parking for rent… Read More
No, landlords cannot legally rent out basements and most attics unless there is a 2nd exit and it complies with Milwaukee building code. In order to be a legal dwelling and rental unit it should have a separate address. If you… Read More
Some landlords have gotten permission from the City of Milwaukee to allow more than 3 unrelated individuals to live in a signal rental unit. There are only a few landlords that have this license. Do not believe a landlord that… Read More