I am looking for a single apartment in LA, Hollywood, or San fernando Valley under $750.00.?
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Try Craigslist.org, you can look for apartments or post your need for an apartment and the price requirement for free.
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Try www.apartments.com
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Checkout Craiglist and rent.com and that should give you a good idea.
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it appears that most one bedroom apartments rent for between 800-1000.
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go to roomates.com it works great!
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I've had personal experience with Archstone apartments and Summit (just bought by Camden) apartments in the past two years. While neither one is stellar, both were acceptable. Both of these were in the Northern Virginia area - bedroom communities for D.C. \n\nBest of luck apartment hunting! The housing market around here is absolutely insane.
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I don't know about in the city of L.A. but if you could commute @ 50miles every day the Apts that i work @ rent 1+1 for $805.  You would still be in L.A. County. Good luck to you.
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Avoid the mass produced apartment complex.  Try the local paper.  Look for an apartment over a garage or someone looking for a roommate.
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Pick up a Sunday Sacramento Bee or try online http://www.Sacbee.com and look under the classifieds.\n\nIn addition http://www.realtor.com is a good resource. You can check by price, city, zip code, photo's, visualtour etc.
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http://www.rentalhouses.com/search_results.php?searchnew=1&submit3_x=81&submit3_y=16&step=last&searchnew=1\nI did a search and found this site which included 171 results many are within your price range
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Try www.rentacoder.com
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5755 Rodeo Road\nLos Angeles, CA 90016-5013 \n\nhttp://www.labc.org/\n\n3102 Colorado Ave\nSanta Monica, CA 90404\n\nhttp://www.santamonicabahai.org/
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You can try apartments.com, or a local realtor if you need personal assistance.
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California is pretty expensive, especially near the larger cities. I'd recommend finding a roommate that way you can live someplace somewhat decent and stay in the city. Try Los Angeles, Hollywood area, or Long Beach. If you don't have much money, there's prolly no way you can afford to have a place of your own. I'm from L.A., but the rents have gone up so much since I've been gone that Bakersfield (which is almost 2 hrs north) is as close as I can get. I have a 2 bedroom here and pay $680 a month. In L.A. a 2 bedroom will prolly run ya $1,200+. Good luck.
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Rent...anywhere from $2000 - $3000\n\nPurchase....ranges from low end $300K for a condo in OC to a minimum of $300K for a home (1 hour from LA).\n\nHere is some additional info. Hope this helps.
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Los Angeles rent is EXTREMELY high.\n\nBut you do have several options:\n\nGet a roommate in a good neighborhood.\nGet a place on your own in a bad neighborhood.\nSee if you can sublet in a rent controlled area.
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I grew up in HB, live in Costa Mesa and work in OC... Are you looking for a rental or purchase?\n\nDrop me an e-mail and I can refer you to a couple of good agents I have known for years, no hitch other than a thank you if it works out. \n\nKevin\nKruorock@firstratelending.com