Flat Rent During College

The topic I'd like to talk about is to consider leasing after graduation. Accommodation was probably the first thing after I graduated because I had to start finding a job after leaving the dorm. Since I graduated from school, I will not ask for money to my parents anymore. Therefore, considering the economic situation, I will consider renting a house as my first choice when looking for a house. Regarding flat-rate rents, university students may explain views on rents using adjectives such as "unsafe", "inconvenient", "noisy", "trouble".

Please note that I did not say that I should use this money to rent a luxurious university apartment with a granite counter top and a 60-inch flat-screen TV. You have many opportunities to live a better life during college days, but you will not live in luxury. Instead, borrow an ordinary apartment and let the roommate share the cost. Likewise, do not sing or buy alcohol for the party. It is reasonable to want to treat himself occasionally. Please do not become a habit. Remember, you will study at school and improve your chances to get a better job after graduation.

Currently I live in a 2 bedroom 2 bathroom apartment in the Alkali Flat Community Victorian house in the center of the city. Free parking is included and roommates can be borrowed. However, in response to the threat of rent management, my landlord can raise the monthly rent of $ 600 immediately, regardless of the planning rules requiring rent to be set in February 2018. When measures are passed, supply of rental housing will decrease, so I think it is difficult to find other apartments. The vacancy rate of the apartment in Midtown and downtown is already very low, less than 3%. If I have to move, I may find comparable rents in places like Arden, Rosemont and Orange veil.

It might be difficult for some university students, but this is some of the shortcomings of borrowing a house in a university town. The first advantage of borrowing to a student is that there is always a need in the university town. With this high demand, you can set rent at a higher price within reasonable range. Students usually borrow the semester at a time. I know when the peak will reach demand ... this is a good thing because I know the time to suddenly fall. Summers may bring vacancies, but you can always rent to long-term tenants or list properties to short-term rental accommodations such as Airbnb.

Even with the help of Student.com, students still can pay a large deposit. Jia Yingzi, a Chinese student who came to Baruch University in July this year, borrowed an apartment in Stuyvesant town for $ 3,600 per month through Student.com. But she had to pay a temporary payment of $ 49,500 as a deposit to sign a 1 year lease.