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Old 05-12-2017, 08:35 AM
 
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In all honestly I don't think so. At least not somewhere you'd like to live.
Start from at least $700 and go from there. Heck I've seen a lot of ROOMS being marketed for $1000.
One wonders who in their right mind throws that much money away for a room but I have a feeling those ads have no shortage of offers
I rented out my spare bedroom in Glendale 6 years ago for $1000 and I had dozens of emails within a couple of hours of posting. If you have a room in a decent area today I'm sure you have no problems getting $1000
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Old 05-12-2017, 08:53 AM
 
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I believe you but your situation is not the norm.
Probably not the norm, but perhaps not uncommon? When I had a landlord, they were doctors that owned 20+ homes. They only raised rent when people move out, as they wanted happy tenants (which tend to take better care of properties).

I also have friends in a similiar boat as the poster. They have lived in a 4 BR house for many years, rent has not gone up. One owner dead, when the spouse goes who knows what the kids will do to the house.
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Old 05-14-2017, 06:58 PM
 
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I know no one is going to believe me, but my rent is only $550- and I have a one bedroom apartment in Temple City (about 10 minutes away from downtown LA). My landlord is 93-years-old though, so he thinks that rents are the same as they were back in the 40s! ha.
When he dies and his son takes over, I'm sure my rent will skyrocket.
You could rent the bedroom to Drew for $500 and live on the sofa and live there for almost free! Win-Win
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