😁 yes. Ultimately finding about part time jobs only. So no harm. Pinged some F1s. Still waiting for inputs from them

Pizza, you kinda have to

Ok that’s a very different question than what’s in your post

I’ve had luck with Fb marketplace

Will you have a car?

I would strongly urge you to rent for a couple years before buying.

Search previous posts. We get this post quite often, so there is a lot of advice out there already.

Welcome to New Haven!

If you do craigslist or some other public forum, you can share the link here.

There is a bunch of nest down by shell and bones and also in woodmont down by the water in 2 big pine trees

It says standard service for mine but “R-Residential” for the line above which is “Trans and Dist Rate”.

I am honestly not sure if YNHH has that benefit. I was working at the university when we took advantage of the program.

Hiya! Try to connect with a realtor agent from a place like Coldwell. They have access to rental units that may not be listed on traditional hubs and drive connections much more quickly. When I was in a similar situation around this time, this really made the difference in finding a place. Good luck!

Do you have a desk you're looking to get rid of? I have been in search of a second-hand desk for months.

You could try Pine Rock apartments literally within five minutes from SCSU. They’re townhouses and charge $600 per room last time I checked.

Fair, although if you consider the HOA fees and taxes on those condos I would still say they’re inadvisable on $75k without a VERY substantial down payment, probably more than 20%

I thought they had another income to help with costs.

Also:

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/47-Livingston-St-3-New-Haven-CT-06511/94684864_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/142-E-Rock-Rd-New-Haven-CT-06511/57964255_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/596-Prospect-St-APT-A3-New-Haven-CT-06511/57965194_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

Depending on down payment those could be doable. There’s not that much inventory now, anywhere.

Do u know if yale hospital residents qualify for the homebuyer program or not?

it's doable. close but above the range at 1700 gets 1 BR at westvillevillage apartments -perfect location for you close to SCSU and youre around corner from the eating places and cool stores in westville center. people will post about fire alarms but my friend says its gotten better not sure what others say.

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Class of 1991

Take pics and post on any fb or Craigslist platform.....don't post your number...hold a yard sale put dates up or fliers

If you are open to just a small 1-bedroom in a nice building in east rock (a good New Haven neighborhood), I’m actually probably ready to sell mine soon.

I bought it with my partner when we moved to New Haven but have since left and just never sold it since our lives suddenly got super, super busy.

It’s not large but it’s renovated and the building is really nice and safe. Probably would sell it for 200-205k.

Facebook marketplace, OfferUp, and Craigslist are all pretty active. If I need to sell something quick I’ll put up items on all three at the same time.

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Was going to give the same advice! They need to talk to a lender to understand what their pre-approval amount would be for a mortgage. Also reaching out to a realtor to help understand what’s on the market.