anyone have some good ideas?
Morning - so this isn't a real post - well I guess it is real in that it exists, but it is not real in that it is not part of any sort of "journaling." I am looking to help out a friend who may be looking to move out to work in the DC area fairly shortly. They will be looking for a place along these lines:
In terms of housing in DC. I'm still thinking lower MD. Has to be on/near Metro. Dogs allowed. Minimum 2 bedrooms, prefer 3 bedrooms. Nice neighborhood, where it's safe to walk the pooch at any hour. Has to have A/C. I'd love to keep the rent around $1k/mo, but I realize that's unrealistic. It has to be under $2k or else we won't eat or have utilities, which doesn't work either. You get the idea. Thanks for asking around.
If you know of folks/companies/etc... that would be renting something along those lines please let me know.
thanks oodles!
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update to add additional info (thanks AK for the request for clarification!)
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One dog, 50 pounds. Yard is a big big plus but not a necessity, safe walking areas nearby are imperative.
I'd love to be able to walk to the Metro, but again that's a plus not a necessity. If I can drive to the nearest station in 15 minutes and park there, that's okay.
It's really a combination of price, dog-friendly factors, and how long my commute would be. So, for example, if the place doesn't have a yard (factor against) that may be outweighed if it's a short commute and a really good price.
In terms of housing in DC. I'm still thinking lower MD. Has to be on/near Metro. Dogs allowed. Minimum 2 bedrooms, prefer 3 bedrooms. Nice neighborhood, where it's safe to walk the pooch at any hour. Has to have A/C. I'd love to keep the rent around $1k/mo, but I realize that's unrealistic. It has to be under $2k or else we won't eat or have utilities, which doesn't work either. You get the idea. Thanks for asking around.
If you know of folks/companies/etc... that would be renting something along those lines please let me know.
thanks oodles!
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update to add additional info (thanks AK for the request for clarification!)
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One dog, 50 pounds. Yard is a big big plus but not a necessity, safe walking areas nearby are imperative.
I'd love to be able to walk to the Metro, but again that's a plus not a necessity. If I can drive to the nearest station in 15 minutes and park there, that's okay.
It's really a combination of price, dog-friendly factors, and how long my commute would be. So, for example, if the place doesn't have a yard (factor against) that may be outweighed if it's a short commute and a really good price.