[ SECRET POST #3535 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3535 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Grown-up questions

[(Anonymous)]

Is there an HR/other relocation person there you can talk to? They could probably give you an idea of what the average rents are so you acn work that into your calculations.

Re: Grown-up questions

[(Anonymous)]

I've been checking on "apartment finder" websites. I don't know if they represent the average cost, or if lots of cheaper apartments don't advertise on those, but it's not looking terribly good for me!

Re: Grown-up questions

[(Anonymous)]

Boooo. But all the more reason to talk to someone at your new job; they should be able to help you out or can put you in touch with a landlord who would be willing to give you a good deal.

Re: Grown-up questions

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that is a good idea. Thanks!

Re: Grown-up questions

[(Anonymous)]

Apartment finder websites are mostly on the high end, rent-wise. How much is "reasonable" is totally going to depend on what city you're moving to and what your minimum standards are. You'll generally pay more if you're in a managed complex, but those can come with perks like a fitness center and an on-call maintenance crew. A lot of times, you can get a better idea of "normal" for the area by checking the rental listings in the local paper. Also, if you're completely unfamiliar with the city, you should probably try to find someone who knows their way around a bit so you don't accidentally wind up in the murder zone.