About how much does it cost to rent an apartment or house in Miami, Florida?
138515
it appears that most one bedroom apartments rent for between 800-1000.
967095
You will need at least first, last months rent and maybe enough for a security deposit. That could be anywhere from 1400 to 2100 dollars. Turning on your utilities usually has a charge as well so save about a 100 for that. I would also suggest saving the 400 that you will need to your already existing bills plus another 200 for food and miscellaneous items. I am assuming that your boyfriend will split the apartment costs with you evenly so you need $1,100 each for the apartment and an additional $600 on your part for your food and outstanding bills. I would aim for about $2000 in case it takes longer to find a job or at least so you can guarantee paying your second month of rent if you had just gotten a job when rent was due. Good Luck!
74916
I am trying to figure out this myself, except in South Florida. I think if you can afford a place that you plan on living in for several years it is worth buying, it probably won't be that much more than the rent you are paying and you'll be building equity. Unless of course you are in my situation and living rent free or have very cheap rent. Then you just have to decide if you are living cheaply enough that you can save more than the house would have gone up. Probably around 10% of the value of the house per year. So if you are thinking about buying a 200,000 place you would have to save more than 20,000, but who knows real estate might go up more or less...\n\nIt's a very hard decision!
1127222
http://www.apartments.com You can type in your price range and area.
1152038
All depends on how much you are looking to spend.  If you've got $4000 a month, Ill rent you my place, LOL.
841375
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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$2.99  87 Octane $3.12 for the good stuff in Miami...It'll go up on Monday due to a refinery fire in Oklahoma.\n\nMulan...4.50 in Miami ????? I found 4.50 in miami at the docks for marine fuel.
875056
Go to Apartments.com or rent.com
192558
http://www.rent.com/?source=134096
5820
Here is a site that you can see what the max rent could be. http://pen2.ci.santa-monica.ca.us/mar/
574966
rent- 500 per month for apartment\n\npay- around 20 per hour\n\nnot too many opportunities
327396
Well this might rank up as one of your lowest.  Though it counts because we do live here, we will be moving soon so I bet we will pay more soon enough.\n\nWe live in Maine, the rent for a 2- bedroom one bathroom apartment here is $445/ month.
1097702
I just moved from the greater Tampa area.  You will not find a "really cheap" apartment there.  If you find anything close to affordable it will be in a horrendous neighborhood.  Your best option is to look outside of the city (outside of Hillsborough County).\n\nTry looking in the Tampa Tribune or the St.Petersburg Times for a private rental.
59715
One way to get a "free" apartment would be to manage the complex in exchange for rent.  I guess that's not really "free", but then again, what is?\n\nAnother idea, would be to caretake for people while they are away on vacation in return for living there.
298571
a 3 bedroom apt. will run about $1500-2100.  a 1 bedroom, 1 bath can cost upwards of a $1100.
186544
About the same maybe $2.85 in Cleveland, Ohio.  Different cities different prices.
728956
you should try asking a local real estate agent.  this directory is really helpful: http://www.realestateforsaleinflorida.net\ni'm know some of them specialize in rentals and can probably point you towards the more affordable properties.  good luck ;)