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There’s always a sucker out there willing to pay any price as long as he can make the payments

[jameswenn]

There’s always a sucker out there willing to pay any price as long as he can make the payments

[jameswenn]

There’s always a sucker out there willing to pay any price as long as he can make the payments

[jameswenn]

There’s always a sucker out there willing to pay any price as long as he can make the payments

[jameswenn]

There’s always a sucker out there willing to pay any price as long as he can make the payments

[jameswenn]

[quote=singlemom]Jameswenn any insight into which ones have 3 bedrooms and opinions on layouts, HOA, parking, plumbing, etc?[/quote]

I’ve only looked for 2 bed 2 baths, but one thing I can tell you is that the market does move around the school year. The prices do seem higher during the end of summer, early fall, when the traditional school year starts.

When i moved to the current bigger unit i’m in, i just checked craigslist weekly. You might want to be careful about renting directly from an owner, i only look for something with a management company, they also seem to be a bit cheaper month to month, but require a full month’s deposit.

[jameswenn]

[quote=singlemom]Jameswenn any insight into which ones have 3 bedrooms and opinions on layouts, HOA, parking, plumbing, etc?[/quote]

I’ve only looked for 2 bed 2 baths, but one thing I can tell you is that the market does move around the school year. The prices do seem higher during the end of summer, early fall, when the traditional school year starts.

When i moved to the current bigger unit i’m in, i just checked craigslist weekly. You might want to be careful about renting directly from an owner, i only look for something with a management company, they also seem to be a bit cheaper month to month, but require a full month’s deposit.

[jameswenn]

[quote=singlemom]Jameswenn any insight into which ones have 3 bedrooms and opinions on layouts, HOA, parking, plumbing, etc?[/quote]

I’ve only looked for 2 bed 2 baths, but one thing I can tell you is that the market does move around the school year. The prices do seem higher during the end of summer, early fall, when the traditional school year starts.

When i moved to the current bigger unit i’m in, i just checked craigslist weekly. You might want to be careful about renting directly from an owner, i only look for something with a management company, they also seem to be a bit cheaper month to month, but require a full month’s deposit.

[jameswenn]

[quote=singlemom]Jameswenn any insight into which ones have 3 bedrooms and opinions on layouts, HOA, parking, plumbing, etc?[/quote]

I’ve only looked for 2 bed 2 baths, but one thing I can tell you is that the market does move around the school year. The prices do seem higher during the end of summer, early fall, when the traditional school year starts.

When i moved to the current bigger unit i’m in, i just checked craigslist weekly. You might want to be careful about renting directly from an owner, i only look for something with a management company, they also seem to be a bit cheaper month to month, but require a full month’s deposit.

[jameswenn]

[quote=singlemom]Jameswenn any insight into which ones have 3 bedrooms and opinions on layouts, HOA, parking, plumbing, etc?[/quote]

I’ve only looked for 2 bed 2 baths, but one thing I can tell you is that the market does move around the school year. The prices do seem higher during the end of summer, early fall, when the traditional school year starts.

When i moved to the current bigger unit i’m in, i just checked craigslist weekly. You might want to be careful about renting directly from an owner, i only look for something with a management company, they also seem to be a bit cheaper month to month, but require a full month’s deposit.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in two different condos in UC for the past 2 years, and one thing you don’t have to worry about are kids partying. This is UC, not College Area, the students seem to be nerds/bookworms.

In my last complex, i had students complaining about the subwoofer for my home theater system.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in two different condos in UC for the past 2 years, and one thing you don’t have to worry about are kids partying. This is UC, not College Area, the students seem to be nerds/bookworms.

In my last complex, i had students complaining about the subwoofer for my home theater system.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in two different condos in UC for the past 2 years, and one thing you don’t have to worry about are kids partying. This is UC, not College Area, the students seem to be nerds/bookworms.

In my last complex, i had students complaining about the subwoofer for my home theater system.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in two different condos in UC for the past 2 years, and one thing you don’t have to worry about are kids partying. This is UC, not College Area, the students seem to be nerds/bookworms.

In my last complex, i had students complaining about the subwoofer for my home theater system.

[jameswenn]

I’ve been renting in two different condos in UC for the past 2 years, and one thing you don’t have to worry about are kids partying. This is UC, not College Area, the students seem to be nerds/bookworms.

In my last complex, i had students complaining about the subwoofer for my home theater system.

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