I am looking for furnished two bedroom apartment in Long Beach, CA area for the month of July.  help!?!?
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www.craigslist.org has short term rentals
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There's the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach.  That's probably what you're looking for.\n\nEnjoy.
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Try www.apartments.com
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Call a real estate agent... AKA: Apartment Locator... you can find them in the phone book... they can help you.
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A two bedroom apartment IN waikiki will cost at least $1200 a month. Check craigslist.com, and apartments.com, also, you can try calling E-Resort, they do lots of rentals in waikiki and might be able to help: 808-955-4545.
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Hi there! I have a 2 double bedroom, fully furnished house for rent in East Ham for only £215 a week! You can email me on talibulilm77@hotmail.com
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Talk to the apartment managers...they can help a lot...call the utilitiy companies...they can give you rough estimates
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rent.com or go into google and put apartments for rent in long island
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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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You can check with REI, they rent tents, bags, boats, etc...and there is a location in san Carlos, 20 minutes from Sunnyvale:\nhttp://rei.com/
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Try Craigslist.  They have one for the Sacramento area, see the link below.
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I know in my town it is.\nThere are furnished apartments, or non furnished as well...\nso you could test living with other people's furniture to save yourselves the trouble of moving stuff.\nFurnished apartments are usually about 1/2 as much more again though (so if an unfurnished was $400/mo., a furnished would usually be $600/mo.).\nI recommend getting the phone numbers of superintendants of big buildings or rows of buildings to ask them about their one-month options, smaller buildings (or single buildings) are usually less open to the idea.\nYou'll probably need to put down a damage deposit, and get parental signatures ~ the building superintendants will want to be sure you're not a couple of apartment-trashing rowdys looking for a place to party for a month.\n\nAll that aside, I'd like to make a recommendation ~ don't move out from home sooner then necessairy.\nI could easily list about 20 people I know who all regret moving away from home as soon as they did. Contrarily, I can only think of 2 who say they should maybe have left sooner.\nIt's a sweet deal living at home and having all (or most of) your money to yourself rather than to bills... and while I'm giving advice, I highly recommend saving at least 1/2 of all the money you do get for later in life. Believe me, you WILL need it.\nOnce you move out, the idea of 'spending cash' becomes laughable for most folks. Getting started on your own (even with friends) in life is way harder than you probably imagine.\nIt was for me.\n\nWhatever you decide to do, I wish you luck!\n~ Apple
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go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.
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DON'T CHOOSE ONE THAT YOU HAVE NOT SEEN IN PERSON!   There are several apartments around CP's back gate that do military discounts and are close to base but are in bad neighborhoods.  The apartments are pretty expensive for what BAH is.  Up to an e-5 get $1275 per month for BAH.  The apartments in the bad neighborhoods run about $800-$900 per month but for a decent apartment you will be paying at least $1200 per month.  Vista, San Marcos, Carlsbad, and Encinitas are other towns close but you really should see the place before you sign a lease.  I don't know if you against living on base but they have recently remodeled nearly all the housing on base from Jr. enlisted to officers.  They are under private management now and are sooo much nicer!  I think all the housing areas have a club house and swimming pool.  The waiting lists are usually quoted much longer than it actually takes.  Oh, and it kinda depends where on base you work.  If you happened to be at SOI it is better to live near San Clemente.  Cost of living is a bit higher there though.  Hope this helps!
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Have you tried craigslist.com?  I know Logan Square usually has some pretty decent apartments that are inexpensive.
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www.rentclicks.com.... hope this site helps..   : )
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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.