$900
I graduate from UT in December and I'm interning full-time through the fall, so I need roughly six months and not twelve. There's a real chance my job lands in Dallas or Houston in January, and signing a 12-month I'd have to break in month six seems like a fast way to eat a reletting fee plus rent into a dead market. So I'm trying to find the short-term path instead.
What I've figured out so far: the big purpose-built student buildings won't go under 12 months, period. My read is the realistic options are smaller independent landlords, condo owners renting out a unit, or picking up a sublease from someone leaving for the fall.
What I'm hoping people here know:
Which central Austin landlords or property managers will actually write a 6 or 9 month term? Specific names would help enormously.
Do condo owners tend to be more flexible on term than management companies? That's my assumption but I'd like to know if it holds.
Are locators worth using here, or do they skip short terms since the commission isn't there?
Rough sense of the premium I should expect to pay over the 12-month rate for a shorter term?
Appreciate any leads.
(Specs in case it matters to the advice: private room and private bathroom, kitchen, one parking spot, around $900 and flexible, within a 25 min walk of UT so realistically West Campus, North Campus, or Hyde Park. No pets, non-smoker, references available. If you're a landlord with something that fits, DM welcome.)
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