Apartment advice, y'allses

[KillahBee]

Looking for a new apt and going to see about 6 or 7 this afternoon. Here's the situation: everything is ridiculously expensive over here either way, but it is obvious that it would be a little less expensive to live in an apartment that is in a multi-floor house as opposed to an actual apt building. I never lived in an apt in a house, so not sure what to expect/look for (privacy is a concern one must think, private entrance....). Any advice? Pics of women's abdominals are also appreciated.

 

[Y_lifter]

For quiet:

End unit
Top Unit

 

[Dial_tone]

I dunno, maing. I like to have shit like a balcony, onsite laundry and reserved parking.

 

[KillahBee]

I dunno, maing. I like to have shit like a balcony, onsite laundry and reserved parking.

never had a balcony, but that would make my day, dood. Good cigar smokin area. I guess my main concern is noise/proximity of other people in the house. I am thinking of how my bedroom was in parents' house and how I heard everything below me.

 

[jestros]

It all depends on the neighbors, no matter what the layout of the apartment. If you share a wall, floor, or ceiling and you have noisy neighbors you'll hear them. I've been in 6 different places in the last 12 years.
You're best bet if you are looking at a multistory is getting the upstairs. Trust me, you hear every footstep through the ceiling you dont want to be a bottom .
Right now I am in a town house, means it has an upstairs/downstairs, and I'm on the end so I only share one wall. It's the best layout I've been in so far, but I still want to get the fuck out and into a house.

 

[jh1]

If you are going to live in an apartment... privacy is going to be tough...

Yeah, end units, top units help a little...but not much.... peeps are gonna know your business and you are gonna know their wether you want to or not. Where it is hot, top units are a bitch to keep cool, but I am pretty sure you live up north... so that may not be an issue....

The main reason I lost my patience and bought a house was privacy... and cause I like to play my stereo loud I disturb my neighbors, I want to enjoy the fruits of my labor - cause I am the keeper of the 3-pack Bonanza...

 

[KillahBee]

If you are going to live in an apartment... privacy is going to be tough...

Yeah, end units, top units help a little...but not much.... peeps are gonna know your business and you are gonna know their wether you want to or not. Where it is hot, top units are a bitch to keep cool, but I am pretty sure you live up north... so that may not be an issue....

The main reason I lost my patience and bought a house was privacy... and cause I like to play my stereo loud I disturb my neighbors, I want to enjoy the fruits of my labor - cause I am the keeper of the 3-pack Bonanza...

lol - I am a pretty quiet tenant. I am hardly ever home and when I am I am typically watching TV, masturbating, or cooking.

 

[jh1]

lol - I am a pretty quiet tenant. I am hardly ever home and when I am I am typically watching TV, masturbating, or cooking.

I know ur quiet, but you were telling me how loud JerseyArt's momma screams when you do her in her butt... so keep that in mind..

Might wanna make her give you head and make her leave from here on out...

Peace.

 

[Kroliczek]

We've always rented out houses.

We lived in the top part of a ranch house (full kitchen, full bedroom, bathrooms, dining room, living room, w / d)...it was not that expensive because we searched and searched for the best deal.

Then we lived on the first floor of a beautiful house. The floor was alread ready for apartment-style living: kitchen , w/ d, living room, 2 bedrooms, separate entrance. Plus the house is HUGE from the outside. The only problem was that the owners upstairs have 3 children (boys) and hardwood floors. Thus, we could hear EVERYTHING.

I guess you take the good with the bad. My advice is to search and search and not to settle. Ask for people's opinions, like now.

 

[PatsFan34]

Dude, anything below the Fairfield/Bridgeport line is expensive as shit. So forget Norwalk/Stamford/Darian area, you gotta go east bro. Stratford and Milford are pretty nice and if you leave before 7am traffic isn't that bad. And there's always the train. Let me know what you think, believe I know the deal, been here since 1995!!!

 

[sconoscuito]

get a big house, find 5 other hot chicks to split it with and get a kegorator.

and a nice stereo

 

[jh1]

get a big house, find 5 other hot chicks to split it with and get a kegorator.

and a nice stereo

Best fucking idea yet.

Yo Killah... I wanna come visit....

I'll bring party favors! I knows what they ho's like...

 

[KillahBee]

Dude, anything below the Fairfield/Bridgeport line is expensive as shit. So forget Norwalk/Stamford/Darian area, you gotta go east bro. Stratford and Milford are pretty nice and if you leave before 7am traffic isn't that bad. And there's always the train. Let me know what you think, believe I know the deal, been here since 1995!!!

Yeah, I know, but I just don't want to travel 1/2 hour to goddamn work and sit in NYC traffic. I already work 10-12 hour work days and go tothe gym in the morning, so the last thing I need is to sit in traffic or to live 40 minutes away.

 

[PatsFan34]

I do that now bro, since the beginning of Sept. It isn't that bad at all!

 

[KillahBee]

I do that now bro, since the beginning of Sept. It isn't that bad at all!

From where to where, nigga?

 

[PatsFan34]

I come from up north, right next to Danbury and come down to Shelton/Trumbull area. I can't really do the morning gym shit, I did it 3 times last week but slept till 6:15am the other 2 days. But I used to have to commute from Bpt. to Stamford/Greenwich, if your gym is near your work your straight!!!

 

[KillahBee]

I come from up north, right next to Danbury and come down to Shelton/Trumbull area. I can't really do the morning gym shit, I did it 3 times last week but slept till 6:15am the other 2 days. But I used to have to commute from Bpt. to Stamford/Greenwich, if your gym is near your work your straight!!!

How far from Bport to Stamford for the morning/evening commute?

 

[PatsFan34]

It all depends on the time you leave to go to the gym in the morning and what time you would leave work to go home. Figure 25-30 miles, depending where in Bpt. and Stamford your going to. In prime time traffic that ride will take an hour easy, but off time it's only 20 to 30 minutes. And the train runs to and fro as well!!!

 

[NJjuice22]

wait..your working in Manhattan?..if so..move to jersey..convenient as hell to get into the city..10-15 mins tops on the mexican mini buses.

 

[Gemini_Man]

http://www.apartmentratings.com/

 

[KillahBee]

wait..your working in Manhattan?..if so..move to jersey..convenient as hell to get into the city..10-15 mins tops on the mexican mini buses.

nope, living in Stamford CT and working in Wilton CT (north of Stamford).

But, I looked at about 7 apartments yesterday with my real estate agent. Really sweet lady but the worst fucking driver in the world! One of those people that just takes off at a green light, then slows down to a crawl, then SLAMS on the brakes at all stops. I almost puked twice. All but one of the apt's we looked at in my price range were attached/part of houses. One was perfect - private entrance, newly renovated, 1 bdrm, good price (for this area), and a great size. Of course, it was sold about an hour before we got there! All the others were either too small or too pricey. One was actually part of a house that was in a residential area. In other words, I would basically be a part of the family that lives there. They had little kids, something I just don't want to be around. One dent in my car and little Timmy's gonna find out just how deep that brook in the backyard is. I did find one apt that was in a building, a very small building at that. It was about the perfect size, a little smaller than my current place. It had rugs, which I like, sep. bdrm and a nice kitchen. Decent neighborhood, although most names on the mailboxes ended in either "endez" or "arcia", but nonetheless, still not that bad of a hood. One of the neighbors even managed to "Welcome" me, although that may be the extent of his English skills. First floor, private parking space, w/d on the same floor. Cock wanted $1,000 (tenant pays electric & heat). We are going to low-ball him and see what he comes back with. Can't wait to move - should be a boat load of fun.

 

[KillahBee]

http://www.apartmentratings.com/

lmao! my current apartment building got torn apart on that site! funny thing is, I have had almost no problems with them and I have been there 7 months.