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In the discussion thread: Rents soar as foreclosure victims with tarnished credit, young workers seek housing [View all]

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Sun May 6, 2012, 06:00 PM

barbtries (15,023 posts)

8. it could be more

but i have a 2 bedroom in raleigh NC for less than $750. back in LA my dump in a lousy area went up to $1150, which is what directly led to my moving to NC.

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28 replies	Author	Time	Post
Rents soar as foreclosure victims with tarnished credit, young workers seek housing [View all]	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	OP
Du rec. Nt	xchrom	May 2012	#1
Interesting Poll. K&R	jannyk	May 2012	#2
Thank Gawd only the Wealthy Elite can capitolize on the New Rental Market	FreakinDJ	May 2012	#3
it does seem to be that way, doesn't it. When housing prices first started to drop	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#4
$$ Company Housing $$	FreakinDJ	May 2012	#9
The "Free Market" f**ks people over at every turn.	marmar	May 2012	#5
Pass: l live in the twigs (that is past the sticks)	ProgressiveProfessor	May 2012	#6
It varies.	HappyMe	May 2012	#7
it could be more	barbtries	May 2012	#8
that LA dump would no cost you more than $1500 (2 bedroom)	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#11
probably.	barbtries	May 2012	#26
I am barely hanging on to my 3 bed 1 bath Home on 1/2 acre	FreakinDJ	May 2012	#10
take in a renter?	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#12
You can rent a small house for $200-$300 a month, plus utilities, where I live.	Kaleva	May 2012	#13
omg. In LA, renting a room in a house can run $800...just a bedroom	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#15
Of course, there are very few jobs here. Thus the very low rent.	Kaleva	May 2012	#21
$3,000 is about avg here	Lucky Luciano	May 2012	#14
twice that of LA, you must be in NY or DC	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#17
Yep. NYC - DC is prob 2200 or so.	Lucky Luciano	May 2012	#23
3K sounds like so much money. I pay lots less as mortgage on a bigger place. can't even	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#25
Owning is crazier. $1MM mortgage for something decent	Lucky Luciano	May 2012	#27
East Bay is ridiculous	Prism	May 2012	#16
When the economy began tanking, places in LA started offering deals on the deposit.	Liberal_in_LA	May 2012	#20
Yeah, this place was $1500 to move in	Prism	May 2012	#22
My rent (1BR) is $450 per month. I'm in Fargo.	Odin2005	May 2012	#18
Disclaimer: My $1100 rent is probably below market	KamaAina	May 2012	#19
That depends on how squeemish you are about living in a former meth lab	Sen. Walter Sobchak	May 2012	#24
My one bedroom in Queens -	Johnny Noshoes	May 2012	#28

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