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I was accepted into UCLA School of Dentistry class of 2021. Los Angeles is a big place and although the tuition is very cheap, the cost of living in LA already has my bank account crying. Thus far, between filtering through and having several conversations on SDN, talking to peers in my class and during my interview day, emailing faculty, current students, and residents I have narrowed down some decent areas to live. I've heard great things about Culver City, K-town, Sherman Oaks, Burbank, West Hollywood, and N. Hollywood.
I'm looking for a 1-2 bedroom apartment that is less than $2000. I've been raiding zillow and craigslist and have contacted several property managers so I have a firm idea of which areas are more cost effective than others. That being said, I am more interested of any personal experiences in terms of safety, any input on the commute to UCLA, anyplace that I should avoid, any other reliable rental websites, etc.
Unfortunately, I am not a California resident so I would like to have a firm baseline of some decent areas before I make the trip out to LA to hunt for an apartment.
Any advice is good advice, so please chyme in if you have an opinion!
...Unless of course you're an SDN troll...
:troll: 😉
I'm looking for a 1-2 bedroom apartment that is less than $2000. I've been raiding zillow and craigslist and have contacted several property managers so I have a firm idea of which areas are more cost effective than others. That being said, I am more interested of any personal experiences in terms of safety, any input on the commute to UCLA, anyplace that I should avoid, any other reliable rental websites, etc.
Unfortunately, I am not a California resident so I would like to have a firm baseline of some decent areas before I make the trip out to LA to hunt for an apartment.
Any advice is good advice, so please chyme in if you have an opinion!
...Unless of course you're an SDN troll...
