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My roommate and I are looking for a place around the short north victorian village area. Just want a two bedroom, preferably a house style rather than apartment building. Also needs to be pet friendly seeing as I love my kitties. Want to know the best way to find these ones! We drove around for a while today and called some of the for rent signs but that doesn't seem to be working. Our lease is up the end of June and don't want to spend more than $750 a month on rent. Any suggestions? Thanks!
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KingLincolnUrbanEnthusiast
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Marion Village area would be a good place to look or Westgate. $750 might get you a studio in VV and definitely kitties would not be welcome - you might look in Olde Towne as another option, but probably won't find a house although clean 2 bedroom apartments with more pet tolerant landlords are more likely - most landlords however would probably tolerate a cat not sure on the kitties thing - ok Marion Village and Hungarian Village would be the best bets- Good Luck !
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Core_Models
Columbus
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Craigslist is also a good resource. Just saw a place on there today that's a LITTLE out of your price range, but looked awesome.
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Cookie
Flyntonville
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KingLincolnUrbanEnthusiast wrote >>
Marion Village area would be a good place to look or Westgate. $750 might get you a studio in VV and definitely kitties would not be welcome - you might look in Olde Towne as another option, but probably won't find a house although clean 2 bedroom apartments with more pet tolerant landlords are more likely - most landlords however would probably tolerate a cat not sure on the kitties thing - ok Marion Village and Hungarian Village would be the best bets- Good Luck !If you can't answer the question, you can just not answer the question.
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Matthew
Hilltop
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http://www.rentersrealestate.com/home/index.php
I rented from these folks a few years ago, they are pretty cheap. Fair warning though, you get what you pay for!
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groundrules
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wait- just to clarify: you want two bedrooms for a total of $750, or you and your roommate are willing to throw in $750 each? Scenario A is tougher, Scenario B is easy.
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Mercurius
First Avenue
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blammo
in the shadow of the wonder of bread
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$750 for a stand-alone house in the VV area is gonna be tough...if you are willing to expand the "area" to Harrison West, Italian Village, and the mysterious area east of 4th & south of 5th ave (lol), you will have some better opportunities.
Something will probably come up for you though, but you'll have to ride/walk the streets daily to check for new "for rent" signs popping up, and refresh the rental listings on craigslist every minute or so. I found a great deal in Italian Village on a pet-friendly duplex, but only because I drove right to the apartment literally minutes after it was posted, and charmed the landlord into letting me take the place.
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coolbuckeye
South Clintonville
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You moved out of WP blammo?!
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somertimeoh
Harrison West
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You might want to check the numerous apts behind Giant Eagle on Neil. Many of them have the townhouse setup it sounds like you're looking for? 2BR's in my community are $950ish, but there might be some that are in your desired range in other complexes.
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budser1228
Short North Area
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I believe Alexandria Colony is $825 for two bedrooms with $100 pet fee, once, not monthly. They also have patios.
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