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CalypsoRaine OP t1_jbrbvcl wrote

Oh geez 🙄 Google does work. We are paying 2k for rent. Other areas in AZ are 2500 to 4k. Hell, I saw 6k in a city thats expensive here. Rent goes up here about 600 to 800 dollars which is insane.

Forgot to mention we are bringing 2 cats with us

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benfranklinsmustache t1_jbre2d3 wrote

Youre quite snarky for someone asking for help and advice. If google works for figuring out Arizona rents, then google also works for finding rental agencies in Pennsylvania.

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CalypsoRaine OP t1_jbredsc wrote

Well, not trying to be but you guys live there and I'm just trying to get some help. We have never lived in PA, but I don't like when people gatekeep and won't provide info when it's being asked.

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benfranklinsmustache t1_jbrgg5w wrote

You live in Arizona and have easy info to provide?!

It's not gatekeeping to ask what your baseline idea of "high rent" is. Pennsylvania is a BIG state with a large swing in rents between Philly and Pittsburgh.

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CalypsoRaine OP t1_jbrgrip wrote

What i mean by gatekeeping is how people won't provide info like what realtors they use and be like "hey I have used xyz agent or agency here's the info it might help you." I'm not trying to argue.

Sorry if I was an ass, but it's been kinda stressful.

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Super_C_Complex t1_jbsdd8h wrote

People were asking for more information on order to help give you a better answer though.

Because if $1000 is high to you, there's not much we can do. But if you think $3000 is not high, then we can give you an answer.

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AdriftAtLast t1_jca9w28 wrote

You were an ass and your expectations are unrealistic. That's a bad combination.

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CalypsoRaine OP t1_jcai7yl wrote

I did apologize. What was unrealistic? We are trying to find affordable rent since it keeps rising in AZ. All I'm asking is if there's a rental agency in PA who helps ppl find a place like what we have in AZ.

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benfranklinsmustache t1_jbrgvom wrote

Anyways, rents in my suburban Philly town go from 1500-3600 depending on if its a studio or a 3 bedroom.

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HomicidalHushPuppy t1_jbrdmjy wrote

At least where I live, $1400 will get you a new-ish 2 bed apartment. There's nicely-updated split-level 3-bed/2-bath house for rent in my neighborhood for $2500.

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