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Old 03-23-2008, 04:03 PM
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Cool Cheapest City/Region to rent in Southern California?
I'm moving to California next year from Tampa, Florida in order to be able to claim in-state tuition at California State University Northridge after a year. What city/region in Southern California would be the cheapest for me to rent out for a year? I would like to find something within a $750-ish range. One bedroom/one bath is all I need. Any help?
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Close to CSUN? Pacoima, Panorama City, San Fernando, Arleta

Otherwise Indio, Needles, Daggett, Baker, Blythe
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Thanks. It doesn't have to be close to CSUN, I'm living on-campus when I start classes anyways.
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Thanks. It doesn't have to be close to CSUN, I'm living on-campus when I start classes anyways.

Hey, have you moved yet,
i believe San Bernandino would be a cheapier area
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