room for very low rent?
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Did you try the newspaper? There are lots of crazy lunatics outhere. BE CAREFUL!... If you decide to rent out to an online person, get background information.
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Check here.\n\nhttp://www.rentnet.com/apartments/home.jhtml\n\nAs for furniture, check with Goodwill or the Salvation Army. They have furniture for every room you can get fro almost nothing. They make sure it is clean and in good shape. \nYou can also ask around and see if anyone needs a roommate to help with their bills. That way you can save up some money living with someone else for awhile.
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Do you mean rent? Well, rent is climbing pretty high in Chicago and finding a place for under $500 a month that isn't overrun by rates or currently on fire is going to be hard. If you raise it a bit to say $550 or $600 you might find something. Check out the Chicago Reader's online housing search. It's pretty good. Link is below.\n\nActually check out the second link. It's is a search I did for studio and one bedroom for $400-$550. There are a few.
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I just moved from the greater Tampa area.  You will not find a "really cheap" apartment there.  If you find anything close to affordable it will be in a horrendous neighborhood.  Your best option is to look outside of the city (outside of Hillsborough County).\n\nTry looking in the Tampa Tribune or the St.Petersburg Times for a private rental.
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Southern states, such as Mississippi, Georgia , and Alabama.  You can rent an apartment for under five hundred dollars (a nice apartment). You can then even cheaper if you don't really care about luxuries or bedrooms. Property is cheap as well as houses.  Look at Rent.com or realesate.com, often they even have info about the neighbourhoods.
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go to www. craigslist.com in the rental section
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I think a $100-$150 a week is fair depending on what part of Brooklyn. I'm from NY as well and see ads in the paper for rooms for rent at about that range.
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First do not tell your prospective landlord about your condition to prevent discrimination.Check with your local YMCA they rent rooms.Also there should be apartment complexes for disabled people that charge you according to your income.Also you may qualify for free housing.Check with your local govt for those options.Bless you and Good Luck Also try your chamber of commerce for assistance
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don't know much about nyc. but i believe you can try rent.com
1111339
I alway need housekeeping people but can't afford it right now
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try www.lowermybills.com
89226
Try www.rentacoder.com
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You can't, best advice find someone with a home with an extra room and hope they'll rent at that rate.
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find another place to live hun
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Try www.apartments.com or www.forrent.com
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Here ya go:  http://www.apartments.com/Results.aspx?page=results&state=ny&rgn2=78&helicon=0&area1=y&subarea1=y&subarea2=y&subarea3=y&prvpg=5&Rent_Minimum=0&Rent_Maximum=99999\n\nHere is an additional site:  http://www.rentwave.com/guest/guest_results_db.html?vacancy_state=15&MinRent=&MaxRent=1500&ShowRoommates=NO&community=63&action1=continue+%3E%3E&type=APA&go_community=yes
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Better off to try renting a room from someone.\n\nApartment managers want references.