When you rent furniture from a furniture rental company, it's important to understand that the pieces are not brand new. 

The question you should be asking your furniture rental company is not, "How new is the furniture?" but rather, "How well do you clean your furniture?"

The cleaning process is what really matters and what makes the difference between a good furniture rental experience and a catastrophe. 

Being a travel nurse involves... well, traveling.

No surprise there! 

The surprises usually creep in when you're in the midst of looking for a temporary apartment in the new location you've been assigned, and you become aware of how complicated the process can be.

Maybe the stress comes from a time crunch, or the fact that you're a first-time traveling nurse, or because you're trying to do it all alone, or you didn't read the fine print before letting a relocation service handle your move. 

The medical profession can be high-stress as it is. Your relocation should be less stressful than the job, not more. Here's your guide to make sure that's the case.

It's no secret that relocating can get expensive. Not only that, but we've all been told that renting is basically the same as pouring money down the drain because apartment living is only temporary, not a lasting investment.

Not all apartments are pet friendly, but when you lease a furnished apartment through Corporate Connection, your pets are 100% welcome. After all, how is your apartment supposed to feel like home without your most loyal companion?

Now you know your pet is allowed at your furnished apartment, it's time to answer another important question:

Single career professionals are not the only ones seeking out furnished apartments. From time to time, families with children find themselves in need of temporary housing while they're working on a home renovation or building a new house or relocating to a new city and looking for a permanent home.

So, let's talk about what it's like to relocate to a fully furnished apartment when you throw kids into the equation. Moving is a lot of work, and kids add to the load. Not to mention, one apartment for an entire family may sound unrealistic.

There are two ways to relocate for a new job: 1) on your own or 2) through a professional relocation service.

It goes without saying that relocating with a professional relocation expert is easier than doing it all by yourself, but what does each path actually look like? Is it really necessary to hire a relocation company to manage your move? Maybe, maybe not. The answer will be different for different people.

Let us guide you through the two approaches to relocating, and then we'll let you decide which moving method is best for your current situation. 

So, you're interviewing for a new job... Congrats! The only catch is, it's in another city, which means if you're hired, you'll be relocating, and fast. 

While relocating can be exciting, it's also expensive. Unless you want to be solely responsible for your relocation costs, you had better mention and start negotiating a relocation package early on in the interview process. 

As a relocation service provider, Corporate Connection sees a lot of individuals wade through the complex process of moving to a new city and finding temporary housing while starting a new job. It can get complicated and even overwhelming. That's why we want to give you the tips to help you do it right.

Hosting corporate executives for an extended stay is nothing to take lightly. Chances are, if someone has earned the title of "executive" at a company, they're accustomed to receiving the very best service, and they can smell a shortcut a mile away — so don't even think about it. 

People have all kinds of reasons to look for an already-furnished apartment. 

Employees who accept new jobs or are required to travel for training outside their current city often need temporary housing until they can sign a lease or complete their training. Other times, homeowners need furnished apartments to stay in while they wait out an insurance claim or home renovations.

While you could check the classifieds or look on Craigslist for a move-in-ready place to live, you'll have a better experience with a professional relocation service like Corporate Connection. Here's why...

Renting a furnished apartment can be a great alternative to leasing an unfurnished one and filling it with your own furniture or needing to purchase furniture and kitchen appliances.

If you’re in need of temporary housing due to relocation, a business trip, or waiting out an insurance claim, renting a furnished apartment could be the solution for you. Let’s take a closer look at the advantages that furnished apartment rentals offer to both individuals and corporations in need of short-term housing.