Apartment Hunting Update 🤩
New Apartment Series Part III 🫶🏽
Hey guys! 👋🏽 Here’s a update on my journey:
🚫: One of my top 3 choices raised their prices so I took them off the list.
🚩: Another one isn’t calling or emailing to reach out, but I’m still hopefully because I visited the property last year.
⚠️: The third option IS calling and emailing to reach out, BUT right now, their availability is too early for me.
With all that being said, I had to add another option and it’s one that had very confusing information on their website, which is why I took it off my list in the first place. However, I filled out the “Contact Us” form and they replied back TODAY with some information and availability for a tour! So I have two tours coming up next week and I’m so excited!
This process of adulting has been a huge struggle and I hope that whoever sees this and resonates with it recognizes that they’re not alone. I’m 2 months from 23 years old, still a baby adult, barely a toddler. We learn and we grow every day, every month, every year! 🌟
Apartment hunting can often be a daunting process, especially for young adults navigating their first independent living situation. In today's market, it's important to stay informed and flexible. Start by researching various neighborhoods and understanding current rental prices; this knowledge aids in setting realistic expectations. Moreover, utilizing online platforms and social media can help connect with landlords directly, making your search more interactive. Don't hesitate to ask for clarification from property managers for any confusing information, as clear communication is essential. Having a checklist of priorities—like budget, location, amenities, and overall vibe—will help streamline your search process. Always remember to maintain open communication with potential landlords and remain proactive in your follow-ups. Finding an ideal apartment may take time, but each step is a learning opportunity that contributes to your growth and understanding of the housing market.
Omg the legacy at Druid hills were nice but beware of management. My bf lost his wallet there and we went back and instead of looking at where we knew it dropped they told us they were busy and the other ppl come first. It took the third lady looking where we kept asking them to look for it to be found in PLAIN SIGHT.