Very Nice Townhouse for Rent. Located in Centreville. Near Centreville High School. 1300 a month. 2 Master Bedrooms, each with full bathroom. 2 half baths (one in basement, one middle floor) Backs to woods. Finished basement. Large size deck. Minutes from George Mason University. Minutes from 66. Other Townhouses are renting for 1600 or 1700 in this area. Great Deal. Move in soon. We have to vacate by the end of June. You can move in sooner if you have to.

Email centrevillerent@yahoo.com

If it is so nice why do you want to move? If I want to move in early April that means I have to be there with you in the house until June? Confused.

Want to move because we bought a house. We will accomodate a renter. If you want to move in in April. We will get out of there and live with the In laws.

just a little hint (to help, seriously) you may want to post this ad on craigslist.com as there are more people that go there.


"the wisdom of the wise will perish, the intelligence of the intelligent will vanish."

Huh,

1300 a month over there is not bad. I might have to check it out..... It's perfect for a Mason student.

Approximately how much are utilities?

TH utilities are gotta be in the 300 range at least.

Depends if it is an end house and heating type.

Will you accept 1300 paid in services?

You would have to be insane to rent your property to college students! For any price.

(unless, of course, the house is a tear-down and you want to save the demolition charges)

Utilities are probably around 200 a month. But isn't relative to your lifestyle? It is a heat pump that works pretty well. If you have 4 TVs on 24 hours a day your electric bill is going to go up. No gas, electric stove. How much are the utilities at the house your at right now? No I am not going to pay utities. Actually there is a HOA bill 4 times a year that I will pay. It is not an end unit. I am going to replace the carpet on all floors. There is a fireplace in the basement.

Come take a look.


centrevillerent@yahoo.com

Don't hate on all college students, some of us don't party!

Agree with the poster who suggested Craigslist. As you are a one-tenant landlord (I'm guessing here) you are able to keep the partying college students out if you so desire. If you have more than five (I think) rentals, you have to abide by the Fair housing laws. But I'm sure if you have that many rentals, you already knew that.

I'm not 100% sure how you can enforce that unless you have your current neighbors keep 1/4 an eye on them or pop in for a surprise visit every couple of weeks. Also consider a military family -- if they are delinquent with rent or cause you other problems, one call to the CO can get things fixed.

Do you allow pets?

Pets are fine, I guess I would be interested in knowing what kind of Pet first. Dogs, Cats, Birds, no problem. Boa Constrictors, hmm, might have to see it first.


I will post on Craigslist if I need to. Right now I really have to be out by July so I have time, but If I can get someone from FU, why not, This site is getting popular enough around here.

would you consider month to month?

I'd like to move in early. What does your wife look like?

How big is the kitchen? Can I cook a lot of things at once? Also, is it okay if I have a pitbull? No cops live in the complex, right?

We would like to be able to have a lease.

> Dogs, Cats, Birds, no problem. Boa Constrictors, hmm, might have to see it first.

If I were renting a house, I'd a zillion times rather have a tenant with a boa constrictor than a cat or a dog. I doubt the boa would piss all over the new carpet.

Meth head, you are so witty....

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> Meth head, you are so witty....


WJester is so funny man

Only 1300? MOst Townhouses go for 1600 or 1700. I might have to take look and get out of mine, i have 2 bedrooms and pay 1700.

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> Only 1300? MOst Townhouses go for 1600 or 1700.
> I might have to take look and get out of mine, i
> have 2 bedrooms and pay 1700.


Time to renegotiate. Landlords have been screwing you for years; tides have changed.

1300 is a great deal 1600 or 1700 is standard. nobody is screwing you over.

Rent Wrote:
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> Very Nice Townhouse for Rent. Located in
> Centreville. Near Centreville High School. 1300
> a month. 2 Master Bedrooms, each with full
> bathroom. 2 half baths (one in basement, one
> middle floor) Backs to woods. Finished basement.
> Large size deck. Minutes from George Mason
> University. Minutes from 66. Other Townhouses are
> renting for 1600 or 1700 in this area. Great Deal.
> Move in soon. We have to vacate by the end of
> June. You can move in sooner if you have to.
>
> Email centrevillerent@yahoo.com


will you take 780 for it? Two year lease ok.

trust me, get one, don't be the landlord. suck it up and take the 6 to 8 to 10% cut of the rent theyll take. if not, youre setting yourself up for heartaches doing it yourself, especially when listing it for below market value. doing that, listing it on the cheap, is going to attract all the riff raff that cannot afford a market rental. you dont want those "kinds" of folks squatting in your place.

rental units - TH, single families, condos, apartments, are all high in demand at the moment. you will have no problem renting it. management companies take care of all the BS involved - credit checks, leases, money, repairs, etc. etc.

i've known too many people over the years who have gotten screwed doing it themselves, in every way imaginable. for every one person handling things solo, that goes peachy keen, there's a dozen who are crushed.

employ a management company Wrote:
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> trust me, get one, don't be the landlord. suck it
> up and take the 6 to 8 to 10% cut of the rent
> theyll take. if not, youre setting yourself up
> for heartaches doing it yourself, especially when
> listing it for below market value. doing that,
> listing it on the cheap, is going to attract all
> the riff raff that cannot afford a market rental.
> you dont want those "kinds" of folks squatting in
> your place.
>
> rental units - TH, single families, condos,
> apartments, are all high in demand at the moment.
> you will have no problem renting it. management
> companies take care of all the BS involved -
> credit checks, leases, money, repairs, etc. etc.
>
> i've known too many people over the years who have
> gotten screwed doing it themselves, in every way
> imaginable. for every one person handling things
> solo, that goes peachy keen, there's a dozen who
> are crushed.

Do you think the OP is till looking for a tenant after the 3-1/2 years since his original post?

Lets see $1300 a month divided by 15 occupants, yeah we I mean I will take it. BTW is it close to the day labor site? Just curious.

Rent in peace

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Jose Quiterez Wrote:
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> Lets see $1300 a month divided by 15 occupants,
> yeah we I mean I will take it. BTW is it close to
> the day labor site? Just curious.


Muy Bien! Me Pedro, I can sleep in my work van, I pay 20 dollar per week to use plumbing facilities once a day and laundry machine once a week. Also I do drywall repair.