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Obviously can’t live in downtown Seattle because SAP pays like shit. I want to live in the Seattle suburbs and network my way into some of the nice companies in the area. I travel Monday thru Thursday to clients so I’ll try and make somewhere between an extra $100-$150 a week in per diems. TC 101k No yachts , 2017 Honda Accord hybrid Most expensive clothing I own is Calvin Klein boxers because they make my abs look amazing
With that budget you should look to rent a room in someone’s apartment. I don’t we’ve been anywhere close to that price for a studio in the last 5 years.
Is this just a craigslist thing?
Check apartments.com, there are some 1Bed/studio in your budget.
My god this could actually work
Check out sharing apartment or somewhere on lynnwood side, they have good commute options just would take longer. You should be getting many options
I just need to be able to get to SeaTac every Monday morning. To get into the city, I’ll take public transportation
You have to go to SeaTac on Monday mornings? Yikes. Better look on the south side then. Plan on taking a train or bus to downtown.
There’s a few studios in that range around Capitol Hill. If you want a 1bedroom, need to look more up north like Greenwood (85th) or Northgate (there’s a bus station here). If you’re okay being surrounded by college students there’s the University District area.
Right now I’m trying to aggressively save money so I’d rather not live in the city..
Older apartments in queen Anne
Aka earthquake death trap
University District gives the best deal for this price- easy commute to business districts (SLU/Eastside) and convenience. You won't find a new place at this price range unless you prefer those mini studios which are too small, so be ready for old homes. There is a CAP theorem for renting as well- Convenience, Affordability and Safety- you can only get two of them at a time.
North Seattle might work for you. Generally has the benefit of easy access to pretty much every part of the region too. I live in Lake City, have a one bedroom apartment that is ~700 square feet and pay just under 1500 for rent excluding utilities, pet rent, and parking. Total has been sitting at around 1700/month
Get a van and live down by the river