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I've rented apartments in four different cities over eight years. Three studio apartments, two one-bedrooms, one roommate situation that lasted exactly four months before someone moved out. I've dealt ...

So you’re upgrading and moving out of your rental with three roommates. The next step is renting a place with just one roommate, going solo, or buying a condo or co-op. 1. Don’t assume that a co-op or ...

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