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My husband just got a pharmacist position floating between the NH Walgreens stores. We are a young couple getting ready to start a family. School systems don't really matter because I may homeschool and that is a few years away anyways... We looking to move in May to somewhere around Concord or Manchester. We would like to rent a single family home or maybe a duplex (something with a little privacy). We like being more rural so it definitely does not have to be in the city. We would like to spend no more than $1200 a month. Any ideas on towns within 30 minutes of Concord/Manchester that would be nice, safe, and have houses for rent in our budget? Thanks!
We are just graduating and would not be approved for a home loan or we would be buying. We also have student loan debt therefore we want to find an apartment that allows us to pay off our loans and still live comfortably. Thanks for the suggestions!
Yeah I just did a quick search on a few different sites and for $1200 a month you're mostly looking at apartments, not houses. Not saying you won't be able to find a house/deuplex for $1200 but it will take a lot of looking.
When my wife and I were younger and renting we actually had very good luck with finding housing on Craigslist. We found a beutiful in law apartment in Kingston with a family. it was basically an add on to thier hosue that they rented out cheap to people they thoroughly checked out.
We are originally from Maine but are in Fl for school. We are in Fort Lauderdale right now. Maybe we could go a little higher for rent but not too much. We have a lot of student loans
The one thing I would advise is to stay away from apartment complexes at all costs. They tend to rent to people you probably don't want to be around if you get my drift. Your best bet is to find something independent, a family renting a nice piece of proprty as additional income. You have ot look around but they're out there.
That would be nice but we have a 5 pound dog and it says no pets forgot to mention we have a little dog. He is extremely well behaved and never has accidents or anything but some people dont want to take the chance with their property which I understand.
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