Renting In Houston

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by cmouse45

Besides using har and a few other sites listed, I also drove around the area I liked on my spare time. I was able to find a great place that wasn't listed anywhere yet and got it. Just a suggestion.

I don't live in Houston & I don't know my way around that much so that's why Im asking for help..

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by Chrisrock

Fsbo
Vrbo
Airbnb

Just like everything else, Houston is a bit behind other cities for these sites, but it covers most everything that doesn't have an mls listing. Of course, there's always craigslist and backpage for rentals as well.

there are scams on there & I don't want to take the chance.. sigh thanks everyone I will just stick with what I have been doing I guess..

[RebeccaHillcroft]

Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Let me be clear I don't want an apartment... House or condo only

what side of town

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by dkalis

Just go to sugar branch area--- i10 exit wilcrest right on Tully street. Just drive in neighborhood like 10 town home communities there. Pick one within price range, hop on Google for prior resident reviews, give me some free vagina when done...

You can do internet search all day but getting hands on look always best approach.

P.S joking on free vag comment

P.P.S..no I wasn't

Buy My Pussy Get A Free Throat Punch...

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by RebeccaHillcroft

what side of town

Northside

[dkalis]

Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Buy My Pussy Get A Free Throat Punch...

I laughed lol

[SpiceItUp]

Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Buy My Pussy Get A Free Throat Punch...

[boardman]

Originally Posted by Dorthy_Monroe

Northside

Hey,
L4B, got any new boxes. I thinck I got a possible tenant...

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by boardman

Hey,
L4B, got any new boxes. I thinck I got a possible tenant...

heh

[Karrine_Kream]

Zillow is good, HAR can be limited but it is a great resource and the greensheet website can have some, depending on the area you'd like to live in

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by Karrine_Kream

Zillow is good, HAR can be limited but it is a great resource and the greensheet website can have some, depending on the area you'd like to live in

Thank You Beautiful

[frankocean187]

HAR has actual listings (MLS listings) by Realtors. Realtor.com gets its information from HAR.

Zillow/Trulia/Postlets feed off of HAR and they also allow home owners to put their houses up for rent for free on there.

Estimated monthly rent of a house is 1% of the value of the house, so lets say a house cost $200,000 in the northside/champions area, then expect to pay for rent $2,000 with one month deposit and non-refundable background/credit score check.

[Guest021817-2]

Originally Posted by boardman

Hey,
L4B, got any new boxes. I thinck I got a possible tenant...

Nope just cinder blocks right now......

Got a truck?

[Hot to Trot Daphne]

http://houston.thegreensheet.com/cla...ds/real-estate

[Guest021217]

Originally Posted by frankocean187

HAR has actual listings (MLS listings) by Realtors. Realtor.com gets its information from HAR.

Zillow/Trulia/Postlets feed off of HAR and they also allow home owners to put their houses up for rent for free on there.

Estimated monthly rent of a house is 1% of the value of the house, so lets say a house cost $200,000 in the northside/champions area, then expect to pay for rent $2,000 with one month deposit and non-refundable background/credit score check.

I didn't ask for monthly calculations are you trying to imply I can't afford a house on the northside?