Here is some of the stuff I did on my recent LA trip! I didn't film everything but I hope you enjoy :) Check out my NEW Main Channel Video!➜ //bit.ly/1VPGCm7 ...
YESSSSSSSS. My two favorite booktubers moving into together! :) I would
have never thought this would happen!! I'm so excited for you guys!
Congrats! :))
It's Spanish (I'm Argentinian) "Casa de Polandytastic" means "Polandytastic's house"You don't necessarily have to use the article "La" if you don't want to, and also if it had to use it, it would be before "Casa"
I believe it's Spanish, because CASA means home...
TECH BOOM! | Apartment Hunters
//www.TechBoom.TV The rent is too damn high! Here's a skit about the real estate boom in San Francisco that is tied to the tech boom. The median rental ...
fucking awesome video & spot on. So sad its absolutely true but, when
things up high too fast... they come crashing down real hard. 2007 is about
to be repeated. housing & stock market will fail harder than Arnold
Schwarzenegger trying to say California! (CALAPHONIYAH!)
This would be a lot funnier if it wasn't so true in the Bay Area, lol smfh.
I don't understand where everyone else is getting so much money to pay an
arm and a leg for crap living (monthly)!!!
Apartment Hunting is Not Like House Hunters
Tell me in the comments - what's your dream house like? You can get my interrobang necklace at: //dftba.com/karen DIY Magazine iPad Cover: ...
I use to live in the Bay Area and SF? OMG I would never be able to live
there, I don't see how some of my friends do it! But I mean there's always
nearby cities, like Daly City? South City? I now live in Orlando, FL and
people here complain that $800 is too much for a two bedroom. Seriously?
I'm from NorCal guys, $800 for a two bedroom?! I'LL TAKE IT! WHERE DO I
SIGN UP?! I miss home so much but no, there's no way I can afford living
there! I heard SF also went up cause of the new bridge.
Once when I was in college I went apt hunting/house hunting, I saw this
place listed on Craigslist and went to go view it. It was super cheap like
500 mth for a 2bd 2bth. Well after class, I went and saw and figured out
why it was so cheap, there were holes all in the wall, the ceiling was
falling about because of water damage. In the living there was a whole in
the floor so you could see the ground beneath. The landlord called me after
I saw and asked if I wanted to move in......
My dream house is a hobbit hole with a tower on top of it, but instead of a
tower, it's a metal tree with a bathroom in it that has a claw-foot tub.
There'd be a big living room - kitchen with wood beams, brick and tile.
There'd be a big library as well as a huge crafting room. Plus 2-3
bedrooms. To get to the bathroom above, there'd be a lader that looks like
tree roots and behind the ladder would be the 2nd bathroom on the ground
floor. Lots of round windows and arches.
Having a washing machine is worth its weight in gold. If you can find a
place with a stackable machine or other grab it. Having to pay...PAY for
the repeated hassle of fighting other weirdos over washing machines in a
communal laundromat is miserable.. even if it's on site. I mean you have to
stay and tend to your cloths ..it's a waste of half a day. People don't
realize how key a washing machine is over anything else.
My dream house would be a house that is in a good neighborhood. The house
would have its own big library and one of those little window bench things
to be able to sit and read on and a medium sized kitchen to be able to bake
and two bedrooms and two bathrooms. It'd have a nice backyard and big porch
with a great view of trees so when the sun sets it looks beautiful. Ya i
dont think it'd be easy to find haha
well, in i live in mexico city, and apartment hunting is not this difficult
i lived with friends a time ago and we find the right place in two days.
But we usually live with our parents until we marry or get enough money to
rent or buy. Yep, i know that kind of sounds lame, but our economic and
cultural situation is different. My friends are between 24-31 and mostly
all, still live with their parents.
I just moved out for grad school near DC and I know the struggle. It's a
lot harder when you're moving further away too. Thankfully we were able to
find some place relatively cheap that was willing to work with us from afar
but it was touch and go for a while. My roommate ended up throwing up a few
times from the stress before we finally signed our lease. Good Luck in your
own searches!!
Oh god, one of the reasons I actually do sort of kind of like LA. I managed
to get a place together in a week. It's in a bit of an odd neighborhood and
there are bugs sometimes, but it's under 1000 and it's mine. Best wishes to
you! I know SF is kind of a housing nightmare. When I moved there w/ my
family we had a Realtor and we were still in temporary places for a year
and a half.
I'm very grateful my grandparents let me live with them rent free while I
go to school at sfsu. Otherwise HA apartments. I guess there's a little
more choice out in my area since it's not downtown and people are moving
all the time every school year, but yeah downtown. Yikes. I hope some great
miracle happens & you get a place that's not someone else's bedroom in the
tenderloin.
Any house/apartment close to school. I don't mind driving but gas adds up
and I'll be driving everyday next semester so it'll be costing me $370 a
month more or less. If I lived closer, I can easily cut the fuel cost by
half easily or even take the bus. I'm actually looking at apartments too
and working seasonal so maybe I can get one for the semester.
we once looked at a house that was doable until we saw the roofless kitchen
and the water damage....also saw a cool house that used to be a store; had
a cool store front room and huge pizza-type oven, dogwood trees, fenced in
yard BUT no furnace. We live in Pittsburgh, PA. oh, yeah, saw a nice house
you couldn't breath in...cat urine funk everywhere
If money were no object the house would have two or three libraries, a
gaming room (including a pinball machine and pool table), a movie room
(including an 84-Inch Cinema 3D 4K Ultra HD TV, Polk Audio Home Theater
System, and mini drink and snack bar), an indoor heated pool, and enough
bedrooms so friends could crash after a party and be safe.
I know how you feel. It's impossible to find an apartment in Calgary right
now. We had devastating floods this summer that hit particularly hard in
the areas where most rentals are located. Hopefully you don't have to deal
with any of the complications that come with sudden natural disasters!
born and raised in SF...moved to east coast in 99 and back to SF in 03..was
craaazy lookin for housing! took 7 weeks of hotel hopping and a million
calls and emails jus to end up in a 1BR for 1350/mo in the richmond dist.!
back on the east coast now in a 1BR for 719/mo ;( good luck hun!!
If you want to come on up to Vancouver we have TONS of stuff being built
here, and apparently it is a lot like San Francisco (and from the 36 hours
I spent in San Francisco, I can say I agree)... however, I have heard it is
one of the most expensive places to live in North America... hmmm
I know this is a crazy thought, but as a YouTuber, and a freelance graphic
designer, can't you pretty much live anywhere? So, that said, wouldn't it
be more cost-effective, and easier, to find a place in another city/state.
I realize SF is great, but is that enough reason to stay?
There's actually a new apartment complex opening near one of the Bart
stops...I can't remember which one but my friend lives there and likes it.
You might need apartment-mates but she only has one and its
reasonable...for SF haha. Good luck on the one you are visiting!
I'm no stanger to moving both with family and doing it solo. I can tell you
90% of the time I have moved it has rained either light or heavy. Something
has always broken or has gotten lost but the biggest thing was our pets.
The change made them nerves and sick.
How To Apartment Hunt | Broad City
Abbi and Illana meet a realtor to search for a new apartment Watch Abbi and Ilana light up for 420: //bit.ly/broadcity420 Subscribe to Comedy Central UK: ...
Apartment Hunters Dallas - Downtown (Updated)
If you like House Hunters on HGTV. You will definitely like this. Watch as we follow Stefano and Stephen to pick an apartment in Downtown, Dallas.