where to look for a low income apartment?
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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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http://www.apartmentguide.com\nhttp://www.rent.com\nhttp://www.rentnet.com\n\nYou can also contact a local real estate agent or relocation specialist.
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Hi! Click on this link\n\nhttp://www.sdhc.org/giaffordhousingnews1.shtml\n\nto visit the San Diego Housing Commission's Affordable Housing Locator. Then click on one of the links to find either new, affordable rental developments, new affordable housing for sale, or existing affordable housing. The links will take you to another page that lists all of the applicable properties, their addresses, contact phone numbers, any age requirements applicable, and monthly rental rates. \n\nClick on this link\n\nhttp://www.sandiego.gov/housing/assistance.shtml\n\nfor more information on the different types of programs that are available through the city of San Diego for help with affordable housing. Good luck!
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If you're looking to live in the city I would suggest Stevens Community Apartments.  I LOVED this rental company in Minneapolis the entire 2 years I lived in their building and was sad to leave when I moved out of state.  Their buildings are located mostly around Stevens Square in the Stevens/Loring Heights neighboorhoods.  Its basically in between uptown & downtown very close to Loring Park & the Walker.  Everybody in the rental office knew are names right away and always greated us when we came in to pick up packages.  They even gave us a welcom basket with laundry tokens, toliet paper, chips, & cleaning products.  The neighborhood can seem a bit sketchy at first but in the 2 years I lived there I never had a problem, and I actually loved how very urban it felt with all the old buildings in the area.  Another bonus of that is nealry all the apartments have all or nearly all hardwood floors.  The prices generally start at about $535 for a studio/one bedroom and go up from there with deposit  being the same about as the 1st month's rent.  You should check though because sometimes they have specials.  Otherwise I had good luck looking on Craig's list too, and their you can even look to move in with other people so you don't have to pay so much on your own.  Good luck!
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The best place to look would be Habitat for Humanity, usually it's programs are setup for low income households.  Or faith builders would be a good start too.
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An easier way to look for a place is www.Realtor.com\n\nYou should be able to find a place according to your budget, location, and needs.\n\nWhat area are you looking around?
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go to the council or housing associations
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try www.lowermybills.com
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just go to the apartment you want to rent from and if they do based on income, they can tell you exactly what it would be
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http://www.apartmentguide.com\nhttp://www.rent.com\nhttp://www.rentnet.com\n\nYou can also contact a real estate agent or relocation specialist. It is their job to help you locate a rental property that will suit your needs. Most often the services they provide are free for you and they get paid by the property owner/management that you end up renting.
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http://losangeles.apartments.com/ This website allows you to search by area, then by community, and then by price range. This is helpful if you are looking to rent.
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Go to:\nhttp://www.craigslist.com/cgi-bin/search?areaID=1&subAreaID=&query=maryland&catAbbreviation=hhh\n\nYou can search and also post that you need an apartment\nGood luck :-)
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Checkout Craiglist and rent.com and that should give you a good idea.
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Get on Madison Avenue and ride, there are tons of "For Rent" signs up everywhere. There is a nice apartment complex off of the South Blvd called "The Meadows." Also check out "Rent.net" they have listings for the Montgomery area.
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hey. www.mynewplace.com offers a site where you list for free, but if they find you a renter, you pay a small fee after the lease is signed. let me know if you have more questions.\n\nklein.inga@gmail.com
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You might try the Affordable Housing Resource Center...\nhttp://www.novoco.com/resource.shtml
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Have you tried craigslist.com?  I know Logan Square usually has some pretty decent apartments that are inexpensive.