How to Find a Cheap Apartment in Miami

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Miami housing is available off the ocean.

Miami is home to dozens of attractive beach-front houses, high-rise condos and simple studios. It really is possible to find something that suits your taste, and budget. Apartment hunting services and online listings are just a few ways to find a quality, low-cost apartment in South Florida.

Things You'll Need

  • Map of Miami
  • Money for security deposit and fees
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Instructions

    • 1

      Review current listings on Apartments.com. This site gives you a comprehensive overview of all the South Florida regions, and you can filter out listings by price and number of bedrooms.

    • 2

      Check the Miami Craigslist. Craigslist is a valuable resource when you need an apartment at the last minute. Look at the sublet section for great deals and landlords looking for temporary tenants.

    • 3

      Use the ProRent Miami Apartment Locater service. This free service helps people find the right property for short-term leases, vacation rentals, as well as long-term leases. The network also provides resources on loans and other rental needs you may have.

    • 4

      Review listings on MiamiApartments.net. This site features a free database of current listings, and the search can be conducted by entering in your price range. Search apartment descriptions, and even take a look at floor plans and virtual tours right on the site.

    • 5

      Search for cheap apartments on Rent.com. This site divides the Miami area into easy-to-navigate neighborhoods, and you can sort and search by price range as well.

Tips & Warnings

  • Keep track of your favorite listings by printing each one to compare side-by-side.

  • Ask for pictures for any Craigslist ads.

  • Check crime rates and city information as part of your search.

  • Make sure to review all details of your lease before signing any agreement and paying the security deposit.

  • Verify an apartment company's business by contacting the Better Business Bureau.

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Comments

  • carebear2120 Jan 20, 2009
    this didnt help me any

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