Vacation Rentals Community
   Vacation Rental Social Network for Travelers, Property Owners and Professionals ™

Looking for an apartment in Seattle?????

rated by 0 users
This post has 3 Replies | 4 Followers

Top 500 Contributor
Posts 1
Points 35
maman Posted: 06-05-2008 4:23 AM

Hi everyone, I stay in West Seattle area and will be shortly moving…..its a real headache to keep moving. I have been really spoiled there…..like there was a view of the sound on Alki Point. I have tried searching the papers….but didn’t get the right ones; I would like to know any resources like any websites, agency newspapers….from where you had luck.

 

Please do help me...its serious!!!!

  • | Post Points: 35
Top 10 Contributor
Posts 351
Points 4,780

Just type any relevant terms in your favorite search engine and you should find what you are looking for.   There are numerous online vacation rental portals with a wide selection of vacation rentals... you just have to browse. 

Good luck!

Top 150 Contributor
Posts 3
Points 20

Yup…you said it right. It’s a real headache to keep changing the place. Agencies can be a resort to finding them but they may take time. You can try   www.seattle.cribq.com/housing apartments by making a search online. That’s a good way to try out a quick search and get the needed contacts.

  • | Post Points: 20
Not Ranked
Posts 1
Points 5

<a href="http://www.hometownrenter.com" title="Hometown Renter">HometownRenter.com</a> has the questions to ask yourself if it is better to rent or buy in your situation. Do you need the flexibility of renting? or can you afford to stay in your home for at least 5 years or longer?

 

* Can you afford a 20% down payment?

* Can you afford a monthly payment on a 30-year fixed mortgage?

* ask your CPA ... Does the tax benefit of home ownership offset a potential decline in home value?

* Have you reduced other real estate debt before you add more on this home purchase?

* Does a fixed monthly mortgage payment for the next 15 years outweigh the likely inflation of rents during that same time (called an inflation hedge)

 

These are broad questions that can have many variations for each individual situation. However, it is a good foundation from which to start your home buying process.

 

If you are in the market for a rental, visit <a href="http://www.hometownrenter.com" title="Hometown Renter">www.HometownRenter.com</a> to find your next rental home!

Page 1 of 1 (4 items) | RSS
Terms & Conditions | Privacy Policy | Copyright Vacation Rentals Community, 2006-2008. All rights reserved.