I need to know if there are any apartments/homes available for rent in the delaware/maryland 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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try calling realtors in the area .. alot of times they know of a few places for rent .. I hope this helps .. good luck
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Try www.apartments.com
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try rent.com, or look at Craiglist.com too.
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check a site like apartmentfinder.com or apartments.com and click on "houses".
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Try some of the links on http://www.hud.gov/local/index.cfm?state=nj&topic=renting
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Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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I think you should move to one of the suburbs like Alrington or Irving because some parts of Dallas and Ft Worth are a little rough. I've also lived in MD and was in the military so if you need more help email me @ caramelsundae1077@yahoo.com.
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Search real property in the town you live in. For example, real property in Baltimore, MD. A state website will be in the search. That is where you find such records.
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www.rent.com\n\nhope this helps!!
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try www.rent.com and do a search for the area
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Hi, \n Please see www.RentACoder.com.\n\nGood look
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Search on colleges in Maryland . . .
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try this site for house to rent in the houston area. They do have agents but aleast you can take a look inside the house without having to hear all the sales talk from the agents
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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.
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Depends on what type of properties your looking into. If you want to shoot me an Email on whether your looking into a mixed-use property, hotel, multi-family, apt. complex, auto repair shop, etc... I will be happy to give you an idea.
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It really depends on what you're looking for.  There are four counties surrounding Philadelphia plus New Jersey across the river.  \n\n1. Delaware County: Just south of the city.  Has the best deals on houses of the four counties.  A 3 bedroom single can be found for under $200K.  Very accessible to center city via the SEPTA regional rail.  Some parts are just a 20 minute drive to Center City Philadelphia.  Good schools and okay taxes.  Some of the safer/affordable areas that I'm familiar with are Norwood, Glenolden, Brookhaven, Drexel Hill, Aldan, Aston.  Avoid Chester, Morton, Darby, Essington and some parts of Landsdowne. There's a slightly higher concentration of people per square mile in DelCo but I've found neighborhoods to be much more close knit because of this.  We bought a home in Delaware County after moving from Philadelphia.  We love it!  \n\n2. Bucks County: This is north of the city and pretty expensive.  You'll have trouble finding a good home for under $300K.  However, it's very spread out and safe.  Doylestown is still within commuting distance of Center City and a nice area.  So is Feasterville, Trevose, Bensalem and those parts of lower Bucks County.  I would avoid Bristol.\n\n3. Montgomery County: I think I heard this is the richest county in the state.  It's just west of Philadelphia.  I don't know too much about it but have heard that East and West Norriton are nice affordable areas.  Avoid Norristown though.\n\n4. Chester County: I know even less about this one.  Sorry. :-(\n\nIf you go over to New Jersey you'll be paying $3 in tolls to come to Philly.  But I know there are some good deals over there.  You might want to post a seperate question about that and see who answers.  Also, craigslist discussion forums were helpful to me when I was searching for a home/area to move to.\n\nGood luck!