FAB*SpiceySpice


Aint it Great In Columbia, Mo!!!!!:D

What many dont seem to realize is (LOCATION< LOCATION< LOCATION) and if there is space to have, and how many people are trying to get into that space!

1400 sq. duplex with family room with fireplace, one car garage, two bed room, 1-1/2 baths.

Cost Me nothing, My Tenets pay the payment and they have a 3 bed room with all of the above.

Will Rogers once said, "buy land, they dont make it anymore!".

I beleived and My ex got all of the land, house, ETC and I got the shaft or castoffs!

Ah Well, She Aint Here any More!!!!:cool:

Stay where Your are and Pay or, Come to the promised lands, Ks. and Mo!

Right FabSpicey!!!!:D

Where in Marietta is this? I have 100 more sq ft and pay about $150 more.

Its off Windy Hill on the north side of the road in between 75 and Powers Ferry. Spectrum Point (Its behind the Atlanta Perimeter Hyatt)

Interesting...I live off of the Cumberland Blvd exit, on Cobb Parkway...Does your complex have a website?

http://www.aimco.com/Communities/def...pertyID=039109

if that link doesnt work, go to www.aimco.com, click resident sign in, then find a community, click on Georgia on the map, and then choose community "Spectrum Pointe"

Also, for some reason, the 1 bedroom floor plan that I have is not shown on that website. The one they show is a little bit bigger SQ ft wise, plus is has washer dryer hookups. I dont have washer dryer hookups (I was seriously broke and on a budget when I moved in) but I LOVE my apartment. Its perfect for me. If youre interested enough to check it out and are looking at 1 bedroom plans, ask to see them both.

Here you pay $1 a square foot for an average apartment.

One would plan to pay $1.20 - $1.25 for an upscale or really new apartment community.

Of course utilities would be extra

I live in Fairfax, VA. My townhouse is 1,742 square feet, and we pay $1800 rent a month...which is a steal, considering that the owner is paying a $3200 a month mortgage. For this area, compared to all of my friends, my rent is ridiculously cheap for how big my house is. Thank god there is no renter's market right now! In my last house, my rent got lowered twice in the 6 months I lived there because our landlord was being fair to the other renters prices on our street.

It is crazy to think that a 3 bedroom townhouse has a listing price of $579, 900 though! As for utilities, it comes to about $200-$300 a month.