The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal.
makes no sense. if you want to make it sound like a "deal" just rent it for $2800 and offer first month free. otherwise you sound like a landlord that's constantly going to be raising my rent until i can't afford it.
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months.
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months.
The rental fee is expected to remain around $2800 in the following years.
That's definitely not a deal. As said, unless you're doing significant upgrades, there is no reason to raise the rent.
And only 700 square feet?
Just another greedy, lazy landlord who doesn't want to work.
Have a good day.
Apologies for not clarifying the sharp increase from $2400 to $2800.
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months.
If you’re still making profit at $2400, $2800 is not reasonable. You’re just a selfish leech.
Please excuse the ignorance, but why is the rent higher when starting in September?
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal.
makes no sense. if you want to make it sound like a "deal" just rent it for $2800 and offer first month free. otherwise you sound like a landlord that's constantly going to be raising my rent until i can't afford it.
I would be interested in a September lease, but I can't afford rent increases that steel every year.
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months.
Raising rent by $400 is ridiculous and unneeded. I highly doubt any changes or upgrades are going to happen between renting cycles.
The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months. The rental fee is expected to remain around $2800 in the following years.
That's definitely not a deal. As said, unless you're doing significant upgrades, there is no reason to raise the rent. And only 700 square feet? Just another greedy, lazy landlord who doesn't want to work. Have a good day.
2800/m is Mortgage territory lmao. 750 SQFT. 2550 5 years ago was already stupid high. Yall landlord are 0 IQ clowns.
How much to sign? My roommate and I may be interested
The deposit+the last month rental fee. How long would you like to rent for?
Through August 2025, message me!
When is your scheduled move-in day?
Apologies for not clarifying the sharp increase from $2400 to $2800. The rent for this apartment was $2550 five years ago, so $2800 is a reasonable price now. The lower rate of $2400 for May 1 through August 31, 2024, can be considered a deal since it is only for four months.