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November 15, 2007 at 3:35 PM #10912November 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM #99907
Raybyrnes
ParticipantI’ve been renting a 1 bedroom in Pacific Beach for 5 Years and my rent has not chanaged during that period of time(900 a month).
I am moving to a 2 bedroom house in a couple of weeks with real hardwood floors a yard, gargage etc $1600.
After looking at 30 or 40 properties I would say that rent around here is all over the map. There are nice places that rent for 1400 and there are dumps that rent for 1700. I think time of year has a lot to do with rents around here.
If tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April.
November 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM #99983Raybyrnes
ParticipantI’ve been renting a 1 bedroom in Pacific Beach for 5 Years and my rent has not chanaged during that period of time(900 a month).
I am moving to a 2 bedroom house in a couple of weeks with real hardwood floors a yard, gargage etc $1600.
After looking at 30 or 40 properties I would say that rent around here is all over the map. There are nice places that rent for 1400 and there are dumps that rent for 1700. I think time of year has a lot to do with rents around here.
If tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April.
November 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM #100003Raybyrnes
ParticipantI’ve been renting a 1 bedroom in Pacific Beach for 5 Years and my rent has not chanaged during that period of time(900 a month).
I am moving to a 2 bedroom house in a couple of weeks with real hardwood floors a yard, gargage etc $1600.
After looking at 30 or 40 properties I would say that rent around here is all over the map. There are nice places that rent for 1400 and there are dumps that rent for 1700. I think time of year has a lot to do with rents around here.
If tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April.
November 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM #100016Raybyrnes
ParticipantI’ve been renting a 1 bedroom in Pacific Beach for 5 Years and my rent has not chanaged during that period of time(900 a month).
I am moving to a 2 bedroom house in a couple of weeks with real hardwood floors a yard, gargage etc $1600.
After looking at 30 or 40 properties I would say that rent around here is all over the map. There are nice places that rent for 1400 and there are dumps that rent for 1700. I think time of year has a lot to do with rents around here.
If tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April.
November 15, 2007 at 5:10 PM #100019Raybyrnes
ParticipantI’ve been renting a 1 bedroom in Pacific Beach for 5 Years and my rent has not chanaged during that period of time(900 a month).
I am moving to a 2 bedroom house in a couple of weeks with real hardwood floors a yard, gargage etc $1600.
After looking at 30 or 40 properties I would say that rent around here is all over the map. There are nice places that rent for 1400 and there are dumps that rent for 1700. I think time of year has a lot to do with rents around here.
If tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April.
November 15, 2007 at 5:19 PM #99912blue_sky
ParticipantI agree, rent are just… random. I looked at a lot of stuff, there were crappy 3 BR condos asking 500/mo more than I got my gorgeous 3 BR house with a huge lawn on a park for. And they were a longer commute.
I got really good at walking into a place, spending 2 minutes looking at it, saying ‘no’ to the owner and walking out. I’m sure some people got miffed, I don’t give a shit.
November 15, 2007 at 5:19 PM #100024blue_sky
ParticipantI agree, rent are just… random. I looked at a lot of stuff, there were crappy 3 BR condos asking 500/mo more than I got my gorgeous 3 BR house with a huge lawn on a park for. And they were a longer commute.
I got really good at walking into a place, spending 2 minutes looking at it, saying ‘no’ to the owner and walking out. I’m sure some people got miffed, I don’t give a shit.
November 15, 2007 at 5:19 PM #99988blue_sky
ParticipantI agree, rent are just… random. I looked at a lot of stuff, there were crappy 3 BR condos asking 500/mo more than I got my gorgeous 3 BR house with a huge lawn on a park for. And they were a longer commute.
I got really good at walking into a place, spending 2 minutes looking at it, saying ‘no’ to the owner and walking out. I’m sure some people got miffed, I don’t give a shit.
November 15, 2007 at 5:19 PM #100009blue_sky
ParticipantI agree, rent are just… random. I looked at a lot of stuff, there were crappy 3 BR condos asking 500/mo more than I got my gorgeous 3 BR house with a huge lawn on a park for. And they were a longer commute.
I got really good at walking into a place, spending 2 minutes looking at it, saying ‘no’ to the owner and walking out. I’m sure some people got miffed, I don’t give a shit.
November 15, 2007 at 5:19 PM #100021blue_sky
ParticipantI agree, rent are just… random. I looked at a lot of stuff, there were crappy 3 BR condos asking 500/mo more than I got my gorgeous 3 BR house with a huge lawn on a park for. And they were a longer commute.
I got really good at walking into a place, spending 2 minutes looking at it, saying ‘no’ to the owner and walking out. I’m sure some people got miffed, I don’t give a shit.
November 15, 2007 at 6:56 PM #100041pertinazzio
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
November 15, 2007 at 6:56 PM #100044pertinazzio
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
November 15, 2007 at 6:56 PM #100028pertinazzio
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
November 15, 2007 at 6:56 PM #100011pertinazzio
ParticipantIf tennants are moving out after October, owners are screwed because they could be holding that property until March or April
Does this mean that Fall is a good time to rent?
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