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-$2000/mo (divided evenly amongst 3 people total) -utilities NOT included. -Arlington, Virginia (Ballston Neighborhood) -4 bedroom / 2 bath single family house (good size), hardwood floors throughout, all major appliances, CAC -3/4 mile walk to the DC Metro (Orange Line), Bars, Restaurants, Mall [/ QUOTE ] I'm in courthouse, in the meridian. we pay about 2300 split among 3 people for a 3 br apt, 2 ba, utilities not included. 8th floor. I'm looking for a house in clarendon pretty soon. |
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- $740.00/month - 2 Bedroom apartment, almost 1000 sq. feet - located on a golf course in Greenwood Village, only 15 minutes from Downtown Denver - $20.00 for water/utilities per month - Beautiful apartment complex with 2 pools and fitness center, very well landscaped. - Fits my needs very well. [/ QUOTE ] $740/month for a two-bedroom apartment? Ai-ya! |
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$3500 per month
3 bedroom 1500sqft house in Newport Beach. |
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$925 per month, +30 bucks in water.
2nd floor (but on a hill, so kinda first floor, an atheltic person could scale my balcony) one bedroom apartment in downtown/first hill Seattle. In unit washer/dryer. If it wasn't on the ground floor it would be perfect for me. |
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Please use a thumbnail when linking gigantic pictures. Now I am going to have to ignore you until this thread dies. [/ QUOTE ] oops. i just tried to edit it, botched the link on the 1st try, and now it's stuck that way. oh well. Here, to make up for it: NSFW |
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[ QUOTE ] Renting is for suckers. [/ QUOTE ] Take it to another thread, jackass. PS-You are wrong in some cases [/ QUOTE ] I'd like to hear your reasoning if you take affordability (or lack thereof) out of the equation. |
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[ QUOTE ] - $740.00/month - 2 Bedroom apartment, almost 1000 sq. feet - located on a golf course in Greenwood Village, only 15 minutes from Downtown Denver - $20.00 for water/utilities per month - Beautiful apartment complex with 2 pools and fitness center, very well landscaped. - Fits my needs very well. [/ QUOTE ] $740/month for a two-bedroom apartment? Ai-ya! [/ QUOTE ] I got a great deal. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Renting is for suckers. [/ QUOTE ] Take it to another thread, jackass. PS-You are wrong in some cases [/ QUOTE ] I'd like to hear your reasoning if you take affordability (or lack thereof) out of the equation. [/ QUOTE ] Limited time is a big one. If you're staying somewhere for a year or even two and the market is ridiculously inflated and so forth you might be better off renting than gambling on buying. You might also want to rent for a few months while figuring out the local real estate market, finding suitable houses etc. Basically, it's pretty ignorant to say there are no valid reasons for renting. Swede |
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Renting is for suckers. [/ QUOTE ] Take it to another thread, jackass. PS-You are wrong in some cases [/ QUOTE ] I'd like to hear your reasoning if you take affordability (or lack thereof) out of the equation. [/ QUOTE ] !!! |
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1350
El Segundo, CA 2 bedroom one bath. horribly small. 1 carport |
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