[OT] Should I rent this loft?

[Jester]

From what i remember of anaheim it was quite nice. lived in burbank & frisco for a year as a kid.

[JonathanBlake]

OKaaaaaaaaaay - NOW I got it. Have I?

[Tha Gooch]

i actually went down to check it out today. nothing to rent. literally. the "artist loft" apartments that are actually for rent are just normal shut in apartments.

lofts for sale there though are a totally different story. i wish i had the ability to buy. if i did, id do it there for sure. great prices for buying.

I guess I'm not suprised they're filled up, the place has really changed over the years. That area of Anaheim is pretty good. I grew up down the street on Harbor and Lincoln. It looks like they're trying to make things happen there and I think they still have the Farmers Market there once a week. Anyway good luck and if all else fails you could rent one of those spots in Old World and may even luck out and get the spot above the Tech Tools store.

[Sano Insano]

I like the counter space in the kitchen, so I vote yes.

I'm actually quite jealous of it...

[Quenepas]

I dunno but I rather live somewhere not as flashy and save to buy some land then build the house I want there. Around where I live with a 60k job you can do it in less than 5 years. You can either live there a while or just rent it.

[JesC]

chales foo. thats too small for 1500...You can get a 2 or 3 bedroom in alhambra for the same price. justsayin

[GrimFandango]

I said yes.. but imo:
1. Shit's lonely
2. Spend more going out all the time
3. Meals are a pain. Every. Single. Meal.


1. Do what you want all the time
2. If you're good, can be a bone factory
3. Suits your passion
4. Is baller

3 vs 4 off the top of my head. Rock that bitch!

...what? especially the last one.

The place looks more like an apartment rather than a loft imo

[TABS]

$1500/mo would get you a 2000+ sq ft house in Southern Florida built in the early-mid 2000s about 10 minutes from the beach...but to each their own.

[xtianw]

and this is what i ended up renting. same property, but more square footage and i can do a lot more with this space. only sacrifice was closet space, but im going to buy a small wardrobe to solve that one.

i figure, if i bought a frank lloyd wright (my dream). it wouldnt have a single closet in the house anyway (he didnt have them in any of the houses he designed.

regardless this unit was more square footage, for less money than the other one. plus it overlooks the street which is urban as fuck and i totally dig.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWZaxAbopyY

[Karlos Santos]

Wheres the bedroom?