Where do I look? Do i just drive around in the area i want to live in and find one by luck maybe or do I get a realator to help me? Are their websites for this? It has to be rent to own?
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Go to the-best-choices.com find your ticket for 90% off the property book value in Houston. Best property bargains!
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Get the local newspaper for that area and see what is available.  COntact your local real estate agency and see if they have an office in that area and get them to find out for you.
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Best resource is the Department of Housing and Urban Development's website. Also, you may want to contact the national association of realtors for a list of agents who can help.
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Have you tried craigslist.com ? Go there, click on New Orleans in the column on the right, and you will get a page of listings all in New Orleans area. Good luck.  You may want to also just drive around the areas you are interested in. Some people are renting, but not advertising, so they don't get swamped with people looking.  Go drive around and look for signs.
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you need to contact a realtor in that area
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Try realtor.com.  You can use the map function and select towns in the area that interests you.  Make sure you select the checkbox for rentals.\n\nIf that doesn't find you what you want, try Google.com.
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Contact your local real estate professional. They can send you listings that are REO's (Bank Owned Properties). They can also help you understand what the market is like. Most banks list their properties with agents to market them. You can also look at HUD and VA foreclosures as a possible source. Your agent can help you with that also. This is usually the best path to take if you are just starting out.
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You can contact some local real estate agents in those areas they will have an idea about it..Good Luck!!
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Try some renting agencies in the town.  Can be expensive and charge you extras but it will give you an idea of what is available and the kinds of prices in the area.  Also check the local papers - both free and paid for and have a look - you will often find better deals in the paper.  I've always rented directly from the owner and if you are careful about the owner and check that they don't have loads of properties it's much easier.  If you get a 'serial' landlord they won't bother to fix anything and can be really tricky to deal with.  Best thing is go have a look at a few properties in your price rang and out of it just to see what they are like and get a feel for waht you want and what to pay - take someone with you.
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I found 33 homes that meet your criteria on www.realtor.com.  Also check out www.zillow.com for recent comparable sales (not asking) prices.\n\nVisiting these web sites before going on too many trips with your realtor should speed up the process and I think you'll be happier with the results.\n\nGood luck!  There are a fair number of homes in your price range there.
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Everybody looks.\nFind a distressed property that can be fixed up.\nLook for a location that will improve in the future. Something inside a city that cannot expand outward. I just tripled my money in 5 years. Florida is hot now.
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you should try rent.com or the site that Yahoo! has for real estate.  Just type in rental homes, Florida on the Yahoo! homepage and the Yahoo real estate link will come up.  It's a good source of information.  A nice starting place if nothing else.
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You can try apartments.com, or a local realtor if you need personal assistance.
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Don't use a realtor.  THey charge a ridiculous amount of money for the work that you cna do yourself if you are willing to do the research\n\nFirst, check your counties property appraisers website for the recent sales of homes in your neighborhood.  Find similar homes that sold and use the number as a basis for your home.\n\nNext advertise the home anywhere you can.  there are multiple websites you can use to market your home. \n\nWhen you finally find a buyer, hire a real estate attorney to handle the paper work for you.  They will do this for a fraction of the price you would have paid a realtor.  if your homes value is really 155k then you could expect to pay as much as $9300.
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There are several companies in the area with nice Rent-to-Own  homes.  You can browse the internet, yellow pages or submit your criteria to http://www.219-properties.com to have these companies (from Northwest Indiana) contacting you.
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I help people in your situation. Contact me via e-mail and I'll ask you some questions and send you properties that match your requirements. There is no charge for this service and I will negotiate on your behalf. \n\nYou can also search for available leases in Newport Beach by visiting my website and clicking on "Search MLS Homes" and then on "Advanced Search".  Unfortunately, Yahoo doesn't allow me to publish my website but if you look at my e-mail, it might give you a clue. ;)\n\nGood luck.\n\nRegards
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Well it depends in which area are you looking to rent the apartment. I could suggest you one website that is www.craigslist.com. Here you can find ad's posted for almost all the big cities in the US. Here you could also post a free ad about yourself and what are you looking for. Its a great site with mostly accurate information but beware of those rental agencies. Try to contact people who are renting out directly without any mediators. You can contact the landlords via email and some mention their phone numbers as well. You can also find good sharing options if that's what you are looking for. Hope this helps.