Things You'll Need:
- Computer
- Email address
- Some photos of your apartment/home (optional)
- Some petty cash
- Family, friends and Co-workers
- Patience
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Step 1
One of the easiest way to put the word out that you are looking for a female roommate is to tell your family, friends and co-workers. Chances are they may know someone who is looking a roommate too. Referrals from people you know makes searching for a roommate easier.
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Step 2
Another way to find a female roommate is to place an ad on a roommate listing site. You may have to pay a small monthly fee, but there are some sites on the web where you can place an ad for free like Craigslist. Just beware of roommate scams which you see a lot on these free sites, but don't be fooled. Paid sites attract roommate scammers too (to learn how to spot a roommate scam, check out my resource box below).
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Step 3
If you are a student, go to the housing office at your school and ask to put your name on the housing list with a room available to rent. Females students who need a place to live prefer to room with other female roommates.
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Step 4
If you work at a company and your office has a bulletin board, put up a roommate wanted flier stating that you are looking for a female roommate.
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Step 5
Are you part of a social network like MySpace or Facebook? I'm sure if you post on your page that are looking for a female roommate, one of your friends, may have a friend, who has a friend who needs a roommate. That's the cool part about social networking.
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Step 6
Place an ad in a penny saver newspaper in your local area. The cost of placing ads here are much cheaper than your regular daily newspaper. Headlines like "FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED" or "LOOKING FOR A FEMALE ROOMMATE" will quickly weed out the male roommate hunters.







