renters take the wheel?

[JACKQLYN]

How about having your landlord of 4 years become your realtor of 6 months and it is pure hell?

[waiting hawk]

Inland Empire rents dropping like the housing market in 07. I can show you apts, bad area sfh, and good area sfh that have all dropped. Large apt complex here in Rancho Cucamonga called “Homecoming at Terra Vista” dropped their price about 20% from 06 on their 2/2 with attached garages.

They dont want to say they are dropping their prices on their website (their 2/2 with attached garage says starting $1600) But I know a freind that used to live there in 2006 for $1600 and just moved back in 09 for $1295 :)(same floor plan). It is all a nasty secret but they are dropping out here. 15% unemployment will do that to you.

http://www.lewisapartments.com/apartment/floorplans.aspx?communitycodetitle=homecomingatterravista

[waiting hawk]

Inland Empire rents dropping like the housing market in 07. I can show you apts, bad area sfh, and good area sfh that have all dropped. Large apt complex here in Rancho Cucamonga called “Homecoming at Terra Vista” dropped their price about 20% from 06 on their 2/2 with attached garages.

They dont want to say they are dropping their prices on their website (their 2/2 with attached garage says starting $1600) But I know a freind that used to live there in 2006 for $1600 and just moved back in 09 for $1295 :)(same floor plan). It is all a nasty secret but they are dropping out here. 15% unemployment will do that to you.

http://www.lewisapartments.com/apartment/floorplans.aspx?communitycodetitle=homecomingatterravista

[waiting hawk]

Inland Empire rents dropping like the housing market in 07. I can show you apts, bad area sfh, and good area sfh that have all dropped. Large apt complex here in Rancho Cucamonga called “Homecoming at Terra Vista” dropped their price about 20% from 06 on their 2/2 with attached garages.

They dont want to say they are dropping their prices on their website (their 2/2 with attached garage says starting $1600) But I know a freind that used to live there in 2006 for $1600 and just moved back in 09 for $1295 :)(same floor plan). It is all a nasty secret but they are dropping out here. 15% unemployment will do that to you.

http://www.lewisapartments.com/apartment/floorplans.aspx?communitycodetitle=homecomingatterravista

[waiting hawk]

Inland Empire rents dropping like the housing market in 07. I can show you apts, bad area sfh, and good area sfh that have all dropped. Large apt complex here in Rancho Cucamonga called “Homecoming at Terra Vista” dropped their price about 20% from 06 on their 2/2 with attached garages.

They dont want to say they are dropping their prices on their website (their 2/2 with attached garage says starting $1600) But I know a freind that used to live there in 2006 for $1600 and just moved back in 09 for $1295 :)(same floor plan). It is all a nasty secret but they are dropping out here. 15% unemployment will do that to you.

http://www.lewisapartments.com/apartment/floorplans.aspx?communitycodetitle=homecomingatterravista

[waiting hawk]

Inland Empire rents dropping like the housing market in 07. I can show you apts, bad area sfh, and good area sfh that have all dropped. Large apt complex here in Rancho Cucamonga called “Homecoming at Terra Vista” dropped their price about 20% from 06 on their 2/2 with attached garages.

They dont want to say they are dropping their prices on their website (their 2/2 with attached garage says starting $1600) But I know a freind that used to live there in 2006 for $1600 and just moved back in 09 for $1295 :)(same floor plan). It is all a nasty secret but they are dropping out here. 15% unemployment will do that to you.

http://www.lewisapartments.com/apartment/floorplans.aspx?communitycodetitle=homecomingatterravista

[peterb]

Since rents are not a leveraged way to live in a home, they’re a far more timely way to track the economic impact on housing. Net immigration out of the area or state coupled with higher density will bring down rents. Too bad it’s not more closely tracked through out the state.

[peterb]

Since rents are not a leveraged way to live in a home, they’re a far more timely way to track the economic impact on housing. Net immigration out of the area or state coupled with higher density will bring down rents. Too bad it’s not more closely tracked through out the state.

[peterb]

Since rents are not a leveraged way to live in a home, they’re a far more timely way to track the economic impact on housing. Net immigration out of the area or state coupled with higher density will bring down rents. Too bad it’s not more closely tracked through out the state.

[peterb]

Since rents are not a leveraged way to live in a home, they’re a far more timely way to track the economic impact on housing. Net immigration out of the area or state coupled with higher density will bring down rents. Too bad it’s not more closely tracked through out the state.

[peterb]

Since rents are not a leveraged way to live in a home, they’re a far more timely way to track the economic impact on housing. Net immigration out of the area or state coupled with higher density will bring down rents. Too bad it’s not more closely tracked through out the state.

[werewolf34]

What I’ve seen

1) 12 month leases with a 6 month break clause and month to month after that – answer to less job security

2) 1 month free rent with a std 12 month lease

[werewolf34]

What I’ve seen

1) 12 month leases with a 6 month break clause and month to month after that – answer to less job security

2) 1 month free rent with a std 12 month lease

[werewolf34]

What I’ve seen

1) 12 month leases with a 6 month break clause and month to month after that – answer to less job security

2) 1 month free rent with a std 12 month lease

[werewolf34]

What I’ve seen

1) 12 month leases with a 6 month break clause and month to month after that – answer to less job security

2) 1 month free rent with a std 12 month lease

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