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Prepping for Renting After College

by Kathy Johnston | Aug 29, 2019 | Renting, College | Return|

Moving out of the dorms? Get ready to find your options. Instead of being crammed in the halls of a dormitory, you are free to choose where and what kind of place you want to live. Finding a new place to live can be nerve-racking, so let’s alleviate some of those nerves and turn it into excitement. Even before considering renting, it is important to be prepared to face some roadblocks along the way. We are going to discuss what you can expect if you plan to be living with pets or people, and how location can impact what you pay in rent.

Consider This

You may have more than one person you are living with, or perhaps a pet. Know that this may change payment options or increase your monthly rent. You may also notice on your map that rent varies significantly depending on where you are located. So, take note that rent can differ based upon:

  • Pets
  • People
  • Location

Living with Pets

Sadly, your furry friends come at a cost, after all, they are tenants themselves. Most property management companies have an additional “pet rent” you must pay monthly. You can expect an increase in the deposit amount if you have more than one pet too. However, some companies are less strict and will wave pet rent and other pet associated fees if your pet is a support or service animal. With a simple call, you can figure out how much you can expect your rent to increase if you do bring along your companion.

Roomies

Not necessarily will your roommates be inside your room, but if they are occupying the same property as you then you can expect to save more on the monthly rent. If you are renting a private room in a multi-room home, it probably feels better than one room with multiple people inside, like a dorm room. You are still given your privacy and can expect your monthly rent to be split evenly amongst occupants.
There are multitudes of apps out there that can help you find roommates that match your personality, or house-rules. When speaking with your local property management company make sure you know what responsibilities yours are alone if you do choose to split rent.

Location, Location

You are going to hear that phrase over and over. When considering living in Boise, it is important to know the different types of Boise property management companies. Instead of resorting to apartment management companies, you may find some hidden gems that are up for rent. You may also find less-expensive options in a community you want to reside in.
Take for instance Iron Eagle Property Management, they provide various options throughout the Treasure Valley. This provides you with the option to live wherever you want while maintaining your services with a reputable property management company. When given more options than just one building in one city, you can expect to live in Eagle, Boise, Meridian, or Nampa. Location plays a big factor in what you will pay in rent, so be sure to explore all your options to find your dream place.

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