i just got transfered to the redmond store. is there any cheaper areas preferably to buy anywhere from north renton to bothell? i know north renton is cheap but i'd prefer to live a little more towards redmond. also my friend from missouri is gonna try to get a job out here and move in with me so is there any places on the eastside that i should make sure to take pics of for him or should i just do an overall tour. i'm preparing to take the courses to be a house inspector, i'm starting to make connections in the business too. so i really hope i can get into that business. because i love the real estate industry and it pays pretty good

Nothing around Redmond-Bellevue-Issaquah is cheap. I'm paying $925 for my apartment, and that will go up to $975 in September. Before I moved here I was looking at stuff in Bellevue and it was even more.

Plus the vacancy rate around here is like 1%. Good luck finding something if you're looking.

BTW I thought you were going to move to Sacramento? Change your mind?

Have not seen people talking about it in here but everyone should know about The Parlor Billiards and Spirits at Lincoln Square......Sweet place, Very nice. If you people have not been there, Then check it out. Happy hour from 10pm to 12am.
www.parlorbilliards.com/

I went last night and I'll be going back..Great place for Bellevue.

Theres nothing cheap in eastside except for a very few spots anyway. We pay 1335 a month for a 2 bedroom townhouse near Bothell and I commute to work in Everett.

oh i was going to move to sacramento, but it didn't work out. a friend of my co-worker might rent their 1 bedroom out to me for $850 with all the utilities included it's in kirkland so i'm gonna try to share that with a friend and buy and rent out something in renton. now that i work on the eastside i'm starting to like it tons more. it's a good mix of car friendliness and people friendliness and tons of greenspace

^Kirkland would be nice. I hope things work out for you.