BobS I agree, going there was much more fruitful than seeing it online. Now I know exactly what the place looks like (much better than the photos). I know it’s a very dog friendly neighborhood where people actually pick up after their dogs, the plumbing is copper pipes, the place is well-maintained inside and out, the neighbors are working professionals and there was no junk or external clutter, it was sheltered from any road noise, the bedroom windows overlook a canyon to the east and can enjoy a nice sunrise, and people enjoy living there. Some of the people I spoke with have been living there for years. There is an Iranian man living next door on one side and an American couple on the other side, downstairs is an Indian couple, there’s another Iranian couple next to them, there’s a bmw-driving white lady with a Yorkie, there’s a friendly couple with a big shelter mutt, and through an open window I could hear someone playing the harp. There were no children or toys whatsoever near the unit, but near the well-maintained pool area there were three dads with their toddlers. I couldn’t get much of this info online but all of it has helped in my decision.
As as renter, I much prefer living upstairs. Two reasons: one, I don’t want the clomping of neighbors overhead, and two, I like to open my windows at night, but I’ll only do it if my bedrooms are upstairs (and not located on the veranda, obviously). Yes, moving furniture is a pain, but you only do it once, and the benefits of living upstairs are many.
It sounds like this deal is potentially a good one! Good on you for doing the research.
As as renter, I much prefer living upstairs. Two reasons: one, I don’t want the clomping of neighbors overhead, and two, I like to open my windows at night, but I’ll only do it if my bedrooms are upstairs (and not located on the veranda, obviously). Yes, moving furniture is a pain, but you only do it once, and the benefits of living upstairs are many.
It sounds like this deal is potentially a good one! Good on you for doing the research.
As as renter, I much prefer living upstairs. Two reasons: one, I don’t want the clomping of neighbors overhead, and two, I like to open my windows at night, but I’ll only do it if my bedrooms are upstairs (and not located on the veranda, obviously). Yes, moving furniture is a pain, but you only do it once, and the benefits of living upstairs are many.
It sounds like this deal is potentially a good one! Good on you for doing the research.
As as renter, I much prefer living upstairs. Two reasons: one, I don’t want the clomping of neighbors overhead, and two, I like to open my windows at night, but I’ll only do it if my bedrooms are upstairs (and not located on the veranda, obviously). Yes, moving furniture is a pain, but you only do it once, and the benefits of living upstairs are many.
It sounds like this deal is potentially a good one! Good on you for doing the research.
As as renter, I much prefer living upstairs. Two reasons: one, I don’t want the clomping of neighbors overhead, and two, I like to open my windows at night, but I’ll only do it if my bedrooms are upstairs (and not located on the veranda, obviously). Yes, moving furniture is a pain, but you only do it once, and the benefits of living upstairs are many.
It sounds like this deal is potentially a good one! Good on you for doing the research.
Thanks for the feedback atr and flu. There are many good reasons to get an upstairs unit.
Any idea why anyone would ever prefer a downstairs unit? Unless you’re scared of heights or elderly or in a wheelchair, why would you prefer to live downstairs?
Thanks for the feedback atr and flu. There are many good reasons to get an upstairs unit.
Any idea why anyone would ever prefer a downstairs unit? Unless you’re scared of heights or elderly or in a wheelchair, why would you prefer to live downstairs?
Thanks for the feedback atr and flu. There are many good reasons to get an upstairs unit.
Any idea why anyone would ever prefer a downstairs unit? Unless you’re scared of heights or elderly or in a wheelchair, why would you prefer to live downstairs?
Thanks for the feedback atr and flu. There are many good reasons to get an upstairs unit.
Any idea why anyone would ever prefer a downstairs unit? Unless you’re scared of heights or elderly or in a wheelchair, why would you prefer to live downstairs?
