People who are in the market for rentals might feel overwhelmed, especially if they're inexperienced with the residential rental market. While potential renters might find it easy to find a single family home to rent through a real estate agent, they might be clueless as to how to find one bedroom apartments for rent.  But here's a fact that many wish they knew – the same real estate agents who find single family homes to rent or purchase, can also steer renters into one bedroom apartment communities. In fact, many real estate agents specialize in apartment locating, and they're happy to place a wide variety of potential renters into one bedroom apartments.  Here's a sampling of renters who have been greatly helped by apartment locating agents. 

New Parents Saving Money 

When new parents bring a baby into the family, their first inclination is to find a house to buy. But buying a single family house might not be financially feasible, at first. So parents in this situation find it best to look for one bedroom apartments for rent. The good news is, if they still need to rent after their infant becomes an toddler, then they can upgrade and look for two bedroom apartments for rent. This gives them plenty of time to save money to purchase a house. 

Newlyweds Improving Their Credit Scores

Newlyweds are another group who may eventually want to buy a house, but find themselves looking for one bedroom apartments for rent. They use this time in their rental home to improve their credit scores. The goal of improving their scores is to gain access to the best mortgage rates possible when they're ready to purchase a house. 

Graduate Students Who Are Barely Home

Graduate and medical students are mature enough for residential home purchases, but the expense of buying a house doesn't make sense while they're still in school. In addition, they often find themselves either at their hospitals or studying on campus. Since they're barely home, they find that it's in their best interest to rent a small apartment that allows them to meet their basic personal care needs until they graduate. 

Military Members Waiting for Base Housing

Finally, military members and their families often look for two bedroom apartments for rent to serve as temporary housing. Since it's common for military families to be transferred to a new base before they can obtain new base housing, they'll rent an apartment in the local community. And since it's common for families to own pets, it's important for them to find a pet friend apartment community.  No matter what stage in life a renter currently finds themselves in, the same real estate agent who can sell houses can also find clients a temporary rental. And when the client is ready to purchase a house, their apartment rental agent can transition them into single-family permanent housing.

For more information about one bedroom apartments, or other housing options, contact a real estate agent near you.