Husband and I moving to Beverly Hills next year. Need help

[CA4Now]

Originally Posted by Losfrisco

Yes, you could rent a 1BR for that price, if you are so inclined.

My post was in response to your statement "an average apartment there that costs the same as anywhere else in town."

"Anywhere else in town" (i.e. Los Angeles suburbs) is not likely to have an average 1 bedroom apartment going for $3,600/month.

[vincenze]

There are a few 1-bedroom apartments for <$2,000.

https://hotpads.com/149-s-elm-dr-bev...ce=0-2000&z=14



This one is a typical multi-story apartment complex with parking.
https://hotpads.com/358-s-rexford-dr...ce=0-2000&z=15

[Cinema Cat]

What if there's an accident? Damage to your furniture or apartment? Or even a physical injury, to the movers or to a third party? If so, you could be sued.

Professional movers are bonded. Covered by worker's comp, plus liability insurance for injuries to third parties.

You get what you pay for. Don't be penny wise, pound foolish.

[PDR2015]

Originally Posted by Cinema Cat

What if there's an accident? Damage to your furniture or apartment? Or even a physical injury, to the movers or to a third party? If so, you could be sued.

Professional movers are bonded. Covered by worker's comp, plus liability insurance for injuries to third parties.

You get what you pay for. Don't be penny wise, pound foolish.

This is good advice. Not worth the risk.

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Something about this thread doesn't seem right but then again it does. So many phony people living like millionaires it's probably real