Unlike homeowners, you cannot control the building’s structure or replace hardware; this leads to those built-in limitations when it comes to securing yourself. Even if you are a renter, safety is your responsibility. And when renters look for security solutions, they often turn to home security systems. However, here’s an uncomfortable truth: ‘Not all security systems are good for renters. ’ Your chosen system might be  The worst part is that most of the systems that seem attractive online are the ver ones that fall apart in real-world scenarios. Our previous articles were based on top product suggestions and reviews, but this one goes beyond the gadget’s hype. It is…

When renting, you don’t own the walls you live within. The home security is also not fully in your control. You can’t drill holes or upgrade locks. With break-ins and theft becoming more common in apartment blocks, many tenants turn to home security systems, hoping they’ll be the answer. But here’s the truth that most marketing campaigns skip: You can’t just install a system and call it safe. Renters need a very different security approach than homeowners. Not every system is renter-friendly, not every gadget offers real protection, and sometimes the feeling of safety can be more comforting than the safety itself. Before you invest, you deserve to know what…

Renters lack many resources and flexibility that are essential to help secure themselves and their families. Reports suggest that 74% of renters don’t have enough money to afford their single month’s housing and food expenses, 42% have less than $1000, and one out of four renting households has less than $200 in cash savings.  The same report suggests that in 2022, the renters with less than $20,000 income faced 1.2 million violent invasions. The higher the violence against them, the more they feel unsafe and are more prone to eviction. According to the report, violent victimization against renter is strongly related to their eviction. Even though wherever they go, they…