Where do I look for a suitable apartment? How do I furnish it affordably? What rights and responsibilities do I have as a tenant? With the first thoughts of moving out, many questions arise. As a teacher, you notice that students are often confused about the topics of apartment hunting and tenant rights and responsibilities. Often, there is also a significant gap between their wishes and their financial means. This work enables you to impart practical skills necessary for your students' independence. Relevant aspects related to the topic of housing are addressed in detail, concretely, and visually, such as "translating" apartment and household ads in newspapers. Students deepen their knowledge of information gathering through a station-based approach using newspapers, the Yellow Pages, and the internet. It is practical and relevant to real life.