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1 Bedroom Rentals In 22303 VA 22303

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Rentals in Huntington

5904 Mount Eagle Dr #107b

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 850 sq.ft.

Price: $2,000

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2105982

Subdivision: Montebello

Added: 12/12/22, Last Updated: 12/13/2022

2523 Huntington Ave #25

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 757 sq.ft.

Price: $1,475

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2104926

Subdivision: Huntington Club

Added: 12/05/22, Last Updated: 12/08/2022

2451 Midtown Ave #1610

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 791 sq.ft.

Price: $2,100

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2105298

Subdivision: Midtown Alexandria Station Condominium

Added: 12/03/22, Last Updated: 12/04/2022

2613 Huntington Ave #50

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 757 sq.ft.

Price: $1,590

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2105146

Subdivision: Huntington Club

Added: 12/03/22, Last Updated: 12/03/2022

2451 Midtown Ave #108

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 791 sq.ft.

Price: $1,900

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2101758

Subdivision: Midtown Alexandria Station Condominium

Added: 11/01/22, Last Updated: 11/10/2022

5904 Mount Eagle Dr #803

1 beds, 1 full,1 part baths

Home size: 1,045 sq.ft.

Price: $2,300

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2094328

Subdivision: Montebello Condo

Added: 09/13/22, Last Updated: 10/31/2022

2059 Huntington Ave #1204

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 850 sq.ft.

Price: $1,750

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2090778

Subdivision: Hunting Creek Club Condominiums

Added: 08/22/22, Last Updated: 10/03/2022

2451 Midtown Ave #506

1 beds, 1 full baths

Home size: 791 sq.ft.

Price: $1,745

Property Type: Condo for Rent

MLS Number: VAFX2073700

Subdivision: Midtown Alexandria Station Condominium

Added: 06/01/22, Last Updated: 06/02/2022

Buying your own home in {Location_Name} is on most people's bucket list, but there are times when renting might be the better choice.

Try Before You Buy

If you are not sure that a place is really perfect for you, or if you need time to assess an area before making a long term commitment, then your best option is trying before buying. If that is the case, then renting may be an excellent option for you. Renting gives you the opportunity to see if a neighborhood lives up to your expectations and suits your needs before you buy. For example, you can sign an one-year lease for a two-bedroom condo in Shirlington, with the option to extend the lease if you like the neighborhood.  If you do not like it, for example, a four-bedroom, two-story house in Lorton is more your style, then you have the option of relocating.

Pay as You Go

Many Americans live from paycheck to paycheck and renting a property in {Location_Name} can help you draw up a realistic budget and live within your means. Before signing a lease, you know what your rent will be and you can work this amount into your monthly budget. When you do your calculations, remember that you will need to pay a security deposit upfront and the rate depends on your credit score. If you have a good credit score, your property manager may only charge one month's rent. On the other hand, if you have a poor credit score your security deposit could be two months rent. Keep in mind that the security deposit is refundable if you meet the requirements of the move out inspection. Because rent is a fixed monthly cost, you will know exactly what portion of your income to allocate to rent and what portion remains for bills and other necessities. If you are realistic about the property you can afford to rent, then you will have money left over each month for fun expenditures, nightlife and personal hobbies.

Short-Term Commitment

Not sure if as a Washington DC commuting GS-5 you want to live in Northern Virginia? Do you dream of relocating to California and exploring Napa Valley, Los Angeles, and San Francisco? Are you an active duty member of the military with no idea of where your next assignment may take you? There are many reasons why people do not want to make a long term property commitment and renting means that you will not be tied down and makes it easier to move at a moment's notice. Or perhaps, you simply have no interest in the responsibility of becoming a homeowner? Then renting, as opposed to buying, could be the right choice for you. As a renter, you will not have to worry about footing the bill to repair a leaky roof, paying monthly condo fees, or paying for garden services to pick up the leaves from your Mount Vernon home. Renting a property can enable you to live the lifestyle you want without the responsibility and financial commitment of owning your own home.

Build Your Credit and Save for a Downpayment

Buying a house is a huge financial commitment. It is usually the biggest single purchase most people make in their lives. Renting a property and being a responsible tenant can help you achieve your ultimate goal of owning your own home. Paying your rent on time is an excellent way to build your credit score and  show lenders that you are capable of managing your money responsibly. If you are realistic about the rent you can afford, and you are frugal with your money, you can build up your savings for buying a house in the future. Renting will also make you aware of the true costs of owning a property and prepare you for the financial commitment and accountability of home ownership.

Roommates

Not everyone wants to live alone and sharing a house with friends can be fun and lead to priceless memories, but it also has the added advantage of being cheaper than going solo. However, it is worth remembering that choosing good roommates may be challenging. Just because you are good friends does not mean that you will be good roommates. This is an important piece of advice as nobody is perfect, and some of your friends may have annoying habits that you simply will not be able to live with, so think  carefully before asking someone to move in with you. There are many different neighborhoods in Northern Virginia that will meet your specific requirements for a neighborhood such as easy access to the metro, a main street vibe, or proximity to good school, and your needs in a property, like a certain architectural style, luxury features, and affordability.  With so many options to choose from it is worth asking an experienced Nesbitt Realty Realtor, like Stuart Nesbitt, who will help you find the perfect rental property.

How big are homes for rent in Fairfax County?

Tiny (1 to 600 sqft)11 Active
Smaller (601 to 700 sqft)17 Active
Small (701 to 1,100 sqft)356 Active
Modest (1101 to 1,500 sqft)683 Active
Mid-Sized (1501 to 2,000 sqft)630 Active
Large (2001 to 2,500 sqft)378 Active
Big (2501 to 3,000 sqft)185 Active
Very Large (3001 to 4,000 sqft)289 Active
Sprawling (4,001 sqft and up)432 Active
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