I've checked all your apartment hunting videos (I like those), and I can tell your current apartment is the best out of all of them. The size is perfect, the brightness is key, the living room is engaging, open, well oriented and enjoyable, the view is top, the location is top, the bathrooms are nice, (having two is a plus), having two bedrooms is top (the spare room can be converted into a work area, leaving the rest of the apartment to what it's meant to be: relaxing. You can also host a visitor/friend), you have a useful balcony, a full size totally fonctional kitchen, a washer, no deposit, a normally set up apartment, and your rent includes EVERYTHING. So, why don't you try to negotiate a yearly deal with the landlord and knock the rent down 2 or 3 mil (even 4) for the month ? You would be surprised what a yearly contract can do for you. One more thing: I'm a communication specialist, and I would advise you to NEVER, EVER, openly display your enthusiasm for a place you're visiting. Indeed, every time you verbalize your amazement and interest for the place, the message you're sending to the landlord is that his place is unique and that what he's asking for it is not enough for what it's really worth. Don't do that, as you're hurting yourself (closing the doors of negotiation and throwing the keys out the window, yourself) and hurting the overall market. Always keep your excitement to yourself, it will pay off at the end (remember what happened to the overall conditiins when you got back to that place you liked the most, to visit another unit). Take care.
@@eicisback I agree with you that I think this is the best place overall. The problem is I don't know how long I will be here it could be one month or 3 months. Also my landlord I did offer to sign a 3-month contract if she will lower the price she did not want to lower the price at all even if I signed a longer-term contract.
@@eicisback I'm a traveler I'm not going to be here for a year unless my channel drastically starts making much more money. So signing a one-year deal is not possible.
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Hi ho,i agree,hold out for what you want,or pass.$100 a month for ac seems exspensive in the other place.keep finding the cheap ones,make it 10 mins from beach,yhanks.
Thanks sharing and educating viewers to always bargain in securing the ideal price that suits our budget and needs. We don't need to be eager in accepting set price.
@@DaNangadventurer I appreciate you taking the time and effort to watch the videos. I always keep a good eye out for apartments cuz you never know when you want to move or always to show other people that might be coming in town. If you haven't subscribed please subscribe like and share the video please thank you.
The last unit was the best and closest to the beach. I didn't like the first one, but it could be suitable for two people on a low budget. Thank you for your informative videos. 👍
Yeah I agree with pretty much everything that you say. This is rainy season so look for prices to go down a little bit and probably more tourist we'll head out of the city and go somewhere else with less rain. Which looks like prices will go down and more available apartments will pop up.
Wow I really appreciate the compliment. I tried to be as informative as I can in these videos. That's why I really appreciate and encourage everyone to leave comments to let me know what they want to see next or what they want me to answer in my videos.
I really liked the apartment in your current building. It definitely checked all the boxes for me. Too bad you couldn't strike a deal Will. Thanks for the tour.
Yeah that last apartment was my main choice. I just couldn't work the numbers out and get the deal down correctly. I'm in a good spot now so there's no rush and I don't want to make a bad decision. Next month I will try again I will also have a new 3-month Visa as well as I kind of expect prices to come down since it'll be more into the rainy season.
Fitness is important to me. TH-camrs always skip over fitness options at these apartments very quickly. I'd like to know the dimensions of the pools & get a good view of any fitness rooms they have. I like that you not only tell us the monthly rent but the minimum contract length. Thanks.
I'm just about to release a new hotel video tomorrow. And that video will show two places that have a pool and you'll see a clear view at how big and how deep they are. But as far as length of contracts it's normally 3 months minimum some places want more but 3 months is pretty standard.
@@andy-kai-chan thanks I really appreciate it. I actually did do the Wi-Fi test I think I just didn't get them on camera or I didn't include them when editing. But all the places in the videos they all checked out pretty good they all were very decent speeds no issues there.
Great video and useful information related to rental in da Nang. I am planning to spend 5 months in da Nang and figuring out how to rent a place in that town. Your video is amazing
I know it seems like it's a lot of work but overall it's pretty simple. Once you get the basics down of how to look for an apartment it's pretty easy. You could easily find something and rent it all within a matter of a few hours If you could find the right place and find the right budget.
@@Paul-rx6wz yes make sure that you get them to sign an agreement and make sure that all the details are clearly in the agreement. Things like how much the deposit are, also what the rate for electricity and water is as well. Might even be smart and put an agreement in their of how long it will take the landlord to fix an issue that you have.
Yep I was just out a few hours ago and I seen a bunch of lightning and it just started to sprinkle just a little bit when I was walking into my building.
The smaller place in your current building was definitely the best, but if it isn't going to be a significantly better deal/negotiable, then at least you are in a great place at the moment. Hopefully the prices come down as the rains kick in. Also likely an An Thuong tax....Perhaps heading a few streets south towards Cho Bac My An or even inland a little towards the river (You'd still only be a 10 to 15 minute walk from the beach which will be bearable as the temperatures drop)....Even the other side of the river is alright - got your second branches of Gordon's/Bikini Bottom etc. and you can shave 30% off the prices for comparable quality places - $1.50 Grab to the beach.
@@cookietulis6252 I like exactly the way you think. The only issue are I refuse to ride a scooter in this country so I can't go too far away from the area. 99% of everything that I do is right here in this neighborhood so I walk. Also I do not like the pub area down by bikini bottoms. Therefore I'm kind of stuck in a smaller radius of where I want to rent. I do not want to be by the pubs in the bikini bottoms area to live. And then the further away from the beach that you get is the more local cheaper area which is fine except for the fact that I would have to be backtracking and walking this way every single day to do my normal activities that I do here without a scooter. That's the big issue. A lot of people are going to say that I should have just rented the cheaper place in my apartment and paid the extra 20 or $30. But I'm in such a perfect position right now where I'm staying at that I would have to be talked out of it and given a great deal in order for me to move. So if you add in the $1.50 grab every single day to and from that adds another 30 to $50 on my monthly cost at that point I would have just been better off paying the extra $50 to stay in the Beach area.
wow. $330 a month. cant even rent a room in the USA for that! lol.. Bummer.. 3 month contract. Dominica does look nice. plus a pool. i would go with last one. for $350 a month. stay in the same building.
@@WilltravelzWill, I would go with the last apt., same building for 350. I just stayed in Khue My Dong, far away from your place, for 370 plus 100 for electric & water. My apt. is smaller than this place.
@@LT-1533 I'm a budget traveler I've been doing this for a while so I really know how to search out these great deals. I think everyone is kind of an agreement that that last apartment was the best.
After we stayed at Yen Yve, we saw dominika told you that's an interesting apartment, but you just ignored me now, you want that! Let stay at Dominica. I'll swim every day. 😅😂
Thank you for your hard work and helpful tips! We are coming to join you mid-october hopefully for long term. I will get in touch when I do get there 😉
@@Willtravelz would be interested if you have ANY infos whatsoever about the poker scene out there. Specifically no-limit hold'em in casinos in the area
@@sebastiendroletpoitras3738 I have no knowledge about that. I don't know if they have a casino nearby or where they play pok. I'm not a big poker player but I do like to play Texas holdem whenever I would go to casinos back in the USA.
@@johnnow1 yeah I think most people that saw that third apartment liked it. The only issue was the landlord wasn't really willing to negotiate and budge on a few negotiation aspects. So I decided to stay at my current apartment that I'm at now and will look again next month.
Good job Will! Sometimes the landlords in Asia would rather let a place sit vacant than to negotiate a little ! Makes no sense from the Western way of thinking, but it is what it is. You’ll find your dream place, don’t give up Brother. All sunshine ahead! 🤘💪🙏
@@LunaMiel186 you're like the third person that said that as an American I cannot understand that logic of passing up on an owner doing a little negotiating to get a long-term deal done and instead they'll just let it sit and make no money. But I'm in a good rental right now and I'm not in a rush to move out so I'm in a good situation no need to be desperate and jump at a situation just because the owner won't negotiate.
Hi Will, I plan to come to Da Nang within the middle of October. Are you there still then? I would like to stay until December... It would be nice to meet up. I love your vids and plan to stay in An Duong too☺ BR Matt
I should still be here in October I'm planning on staying to the end of the year if my plans don't change. I appreciate the kind words and thanks for watching my video.
@@leevikiviranta I see I did not know that. It's always interesting to get some kind of insight to local culture and the way that they live. For me on the opposite I like big windows and good views.
Just what I am looking for. I preferred 3 like others here. So seems like you are planning to be there longer? Couple of general questions. Is it possible to base yourself in Da Nang say on a longer contract (3 months max in my case) then go up to Hanoi when needed. Is Hanoi NOT the place to base yourself? What is the internet like in your current apartment? Looking fwd to your future videos.
You could base yourself here and explore either by train or flying. But for me danang is the overall best city that I've been to out of all the cities in Vietnam. You get everything here plus you get the beach plus it's much cheaper than those cities that you mentioned. The internet in my apartment works perfectly fine no issues there.
I am heading there in March 2025 for 1 month and wondering whether the Muong thanh apartment be available for a couple. I was intending Hanoi April, Saigon may
This is a 40-story condo complex so there will be plenty of options at this building. It just depends on do you want a one bedroom or a two bedroom and then it also depends on which view do you want a beach view or a city view. So you're going to have a lot of options when you look here. Not only that but if you just go a few blocks away there's plenty of options at other places too as you could see in the video.
How do you like the building where you live now? I visited one apt. In there and was not impressed as it seems very busy but I am really curious to hear the opinion of someone who actually lives there. Thank you.
@@silviualbisoru5749 I like the building here overall because of it being one block off the beach, it also gives me a very large living space about 65 square meters. It's located in The perfect part of an thuong neighborhood. I get an amazing view of the city and the dragon bridge. Although there are different parts of the building they get different views. The downsides I would say, the elevator can sometimes be busy depending on which floor you stay on. There is no pool or gym also. But overall I like the place I've been here for a little over a year on and off in multiple different rooms but in the same building.
Hello fella, just quick question electricity as an extra on your apartments, what has it cost you a month extra?? I'm a little worried as I saw post on Facebook and some guy said he was charge 5million for one month electricity I was thinking that it would be 100 pounds English at most. Not nearly 400 pounds
@@johntuvey3636 I seen that post I believe also and that couldn't be further from the truth. So I'll explain my situation I have a two bedroom two bathroom and I run one air conditioner in my bedroom 24 hours a day I never turn it off. I also cook a good amount maybe 3 to 5 times a week, My highest electricity bill has only been 1.5 million VND. Which is right around $61. I would imagine even if I ran two air conditioners all day it couldn't be more than double that which would be right around to $120. I would overestimate spending $100 a month if you ran one AC all day and use your electricity a lot. I'm more in the 60 to $80 a month range. If I didn't have my bedroom air conditioner on all day and use the fan it would probably be 50 or $60 at most.
The Dominica is alright but I’d personally rather live in a high rise, especially if it’s gonna have nice night views. The fact that they required you a 3 months after they’ve previously agreed to a month to month lease, would’ve instantly made me not want to do any business with them anymore..
@@STEM_Student1 yeah I agree. Everyone seems to be in agreement that the last apartment was the best. The landlord didn't want to budge on a few negotiations issues. And since I'm in a good place currently I wasn't in a rush to make a decision that would have me go over my budget for a one bedroom. I can look again next month no problem especially since it's rainy season now I feel like a lot more things will become available and prices might even drop.
@@aaronpugliese I really like the last one to. The only issue is I'm in a great place now where I don't pay a security deposit I only have a month-to-month lease and I have an extra bedroom and an extra bathroom and a much better view for only an additional $120 a month. Where is that last apartment that you seen in the video wants me to pay a deposit wants me to sign a contract I would have a lesser quality view and not sure how good the landlord would be. If I wasn't in such a great now I probably would have took that last apartment.
@@besovereign2032 the Visa itself is about 25.00$ you can either apply for that on your own online. Or you could pay the Visa agency to do it for you I think they charged an extra $10 on top of the $25.
Thats very Vietnamese 😂🙈 they rather let it stay empty than giving u the price u asked, and u didnt even ask for to much. They know if they say yes to you, words spread, specially with the camera/vlogger. Then they will lose a lot in the long run, it adds up.
Possibly but I'm in a good rental right now so I didn't need to force a decision. I can look again next month and especially with rainy season now here I feel like they'll be more options possibly even cheaper.
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I've checked all your apartment hunting videos (I like those), and I can tell your current apartment is the best out of all of them.
The size is perfect, the brightness is key, the living room is engaging, open, well oriented and enjoyable, the view is top, the location is top, the bathrooms are nice, (having two is a plus), having two bedrooms is top (the spare room can be converted into a work area, leaving the rest of the apartment to what it's meant to be: relaxing. You can also host a visitor/friend), you have a useful balcony, a full size totally fonctional kitchen, a washer, no deposit, a normally set up apartment, and your rent includes EVERYTHING.
So, why don't you try to negotiate a yearly deal with the landlord and knock the rent down 2 or 3 mil (even 4) for the month ? You would be surprised what a yearly contract can do for you.
One more thing: I'm a communication specialist, and I would advise you to NEVER, EVER, openly display your enthusiasm for a place you're visiting. Indeed, every time you verbalize your amazement and interest for the place, the message you're sending to the landlord is that his place is unique and that what he's asking for it is not enough for what it's really worth.
Don't do that, as you're hurting yourself (closing the doors of negotiation and throwing the keys out the window, yourself) and hurting the overall market.
Always keep your excitement to yourself, it will pay off at the end (remember what happened to the overall conditiins when you got back to that place you liked the most, to visit another unit).
Take care.
@@eicisback I agree with you that I think this is the best place overall. The problem is I don't know how long I will be here it could be one month or 3 months. Also my landlord I did offer to sign a 3-month contract if she will lower the price she did not want to lower the price at all even if I signed a longer-term contract.
@@WilltravelzI feel ya, but 3 months is not long term, that's why.
I added a few points to my original comment.
@@eicisback I'm a traveler I'm not going to be here for a year unless my channel drastically starts making much more money. So signing a one-year deal is not possible.
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Hi ho,i agree,hold out for what you want,or pass.$100 a month for ac seems exspensive in the other place.keep finding the cheap ones,make it 10 mins from beach,yhanks.
Yes definitely. I just uploaded a new hotel video a few hours ago if you get a chance check it out.
Thanks sharing and educating viewers to always bargain in securing the ideal price that suits our budget and needs. We don't need to be eager in accepting set price.
Yep exactly.
Love these apartment videos. My lease ends In December and I will put serious effort in November in finding a better deal.
@@DaNangadventurer I appreciate you taking the time and effort to watch the videos. I always keep a good eye out for apartments cuz you never know when you want to move or always to show other people that might be coming in town. If you haven't subscribed please subscribe like and share the video please thank you.
The last unit was the best and closest to the beach. I didn't like the first one, but it could be suitable for two people on a low budget. Thank you for your informative videos. 👍
Yeah I agree with pretty much everything that you say. This is rainy season so look for prices to go down a little bit and probably more tourist we'll head out of the city and go somewhere else with less rain. Which looks like prices will go down and more available apartments will pop up.
I really enjoy and like the way you do your videos. They are very informative.
Wow I really appreciate the compliment. I tried to be as informative as I can in these videos. That's why I really appreciate and encourage everyone to leave comments to let me know what they want to see next or what they want me to answer in my videos.
I really liked the apartment in your current building. It definitely checked all the boxes for me. Too bad you couldn't strike a deal Will. Thanks for the tour.
Yeah that last apartment was my main choice. I just couldn't work the numbers out and get the deal down correctly. I'm in a good spot now so there's no rush and I don't want to make a bad decision. Next month I will try again I will also have a new 3-month Visa as well as I kind of expect prices to come down since it'll be more into the rainy season.
Fitness is important to me. TH-camrs always skip over fitness options at these apartments very quickly. I'd like to know the dimensions of the pools & get a good view of any fitness rooms they have. I like that you not only tell us the monthly rent but the minimum contract length. Thanks.
I'm just about to release a new hotel video tomorrow. And that video will show two places that have a pool and you'll see a clear view at how big and how deep they are. But as far as length of contracts it's normally 3 months minimum some places want more but 3 months is pretty standard.
I love your videos. Very informative. One favour though. Could you include a Wi-Fi speed test of the places you review?
@@andy-kai-chan thanks I really appreciate it. I actually did do the Wi-Fi test I think I just didn't get them on camera or I didn't include them when editing. But all the places in the videos they all checked out pretty good they all were very decent speeds no issues there.
Great video and useful information related to rental in da Nang. I am planning to spend 5 months in da Nang and figuring out how to rent a place in that town. Your video is amazing
I know it seems like it's a lot of work but overall it's pretty simple. Once you get the basics down of how to look for an apartment it's pretty easy. You could easily find something and rent it all within a matter of a few hours If you could find the right place and find the right budget.
Do the landlord provide a lease agreement or a legal document when you lease and apartment?
@@Paul-rx6wz yes make sure that you get them to sign an agreement and make sure that all the details are clearly in the agreement. Things like how much the deposit are, also what the rate for electricity and water is as well. Might even be smart and put an agreement in their of how long it will take the landlord to fix an issue that you have.
"The rainy season is about on us" ... Just watching your video and start rainning now ;)
Yep I was just out a few hours ago and I seen a bunch of lightning and it just started to sprinkle just a little bit when I was walking into my building.
The smaller place in your current building was definitely the best, but if it isn't going to be a significantly better deal/negotiable, then at least you are in a great place at the moment.
Hopefully the prices come down as the rains kick in.
Also likely an An Thuong tax....Perhaps heading a few streets south towards Cho Bac My An or even inland a little towards the river (You'd still only be a 10 to 15 minute walk from the beach which will be bearable as the temperatures drop)....Even the other side of the river is alright - got your second branches of Gordon's/Bikini Bottom etc. and you can shave 30% off the prices for comparable quality places - $1.50 Grab to the beach.
@@cookietulis6252 I like exactly the way you think. The only issue are I refuse to ride a scooter in this country so I can't go too far away from the area. 99% of everything that I do is right here in this neighborhood so I walk. Also I do not like the pub area down by bikini bottoms. Therefore I'm kind of stuck in a smaller radius of where I want to rent. I do not want to be by the pubs in the bikini bottoms area to live. And then the further away from the beach that you get is the more local cheaper area which is fine except for the fact that I would have to be backtracking and walking this way every single day to do my normal activities that I do here without a scooter. That's the big issue. A lot of people are going to say that I should have just rented the cheaper place in my apartment and paid the extra 20 or $30. But I'm in such a perfect position right now where I'm staying at that I would have to be talked out of it and given a great deal in order for me to move.
So if you add in the $1.50 grab every single day to and from that adds another 30 to $50 on my monthly cost at that point I would have just been better off paying the extra $50 to stay in the Beach area.
wow. $330 a month. cant even rent a room in the USA for that! lol.. Bummer.. 3 month contract. Dominica does look nice. plus a pool. i would go with last one. for $350 a month. stay in the same building.
I agree that was probably the best one but we will have to weigh out the options and possibly look again next month.
@@WilltravelzWill, I would go with the last apt., same building for 350. I just stayed in Khue My Dong, far away from your place, for 370 plus 100 for electric & water. My apt. is smaller than this place.
@@LT-1533 I'm a budget traveler I've been doing this for a while so I really know how to search out these great deals. I think everyone is kind of an agreement that that last apartment was the best.
After we stayed at Yen Yve, we saw dominika told you that's an interesting apartment, but you just ignored me now, you want that! Let stay at Dominica. I'll swim every day. 😅😂
Can't even rent a closet for that
Thank you for your hard work and helpful tips! We are coming to join you mid-october hopefully for long term. I will get in touch when I do get there 😉
Sounds good. I think you will like it.
@@Willtravelz would be interested if you have ANY infos whatsoever about the poker scene out there. Specifically no-limit hold'em in casinos in the area
@@sebastiendroletpoitras3738 I have no knowledge about that. I don't know if they have a casino nearby or where they play pok. I'm not a big poker player but I do like to play Texas holdem whenever I would go to casinos back in the USA.
I like the third place.
@@johnnow1 yeah I think most people that saw that third apartment liked it. The only issue was the landlord wasn't really willing to negotiate and budge on a few negotiation aspects. So I decided to stay at my current apartment that I'm at now and will look again next month.
Good job Will! Sometimes the landlords in Asia would rather let a place sit vacant than to negotiate a little ! Makes no sense from the Western way of thinking, but it is what it is. You’ll find your dream place, don’t give up Brother. All sunshine ahead! 🤘💪🙏
@@LunaMiel186 you're like the third person that said that as an American I cannot understand that logic of passing up on an owner doing a little negotiating to get a long-term deal done and instead they'll just let it sit and make no money. But I'm in a good rental right now and I'm not in a rush to move out so I'm in a good situation no need to be desperate and jump at a situation just because the owner won't negotiate.
Thanks Will. Where do you find the apartments. Is there a website?
I actually found my apartment on the Facebook expats group. That's where I look for apartments. If I look for hotels I use agoda.
Hi Will,
I plan to come to Da Nang within the middle of October. Are you there still then? I would like to stay until December... It would be nice to meet up. I love your vids and plan to stay in An Duong too☺
BR
Matt
I should still be here in October I'm planning on staying to the end of the year if my plans don't change. I appreciate the kind words and thanks for watching my video.
often Vietnamese apartments has very small windows or maybe no window in bedroom. it protects from the heat but gives a slightly dark feeling...
@@leevikiviranta I see I did not know that. It's always interesting to get some kind of insight to local culture and the way that they live. For me on the opposite I like big windows and good views.
Unlike in northern Europe, most buildings have large windows to get max. amount of light in due to the long dark winter season.😊
Just what I am looking for. I preferred 3 like others here. So seems like you are planning to be there longer? Couple of general questions. Is it possible to base yourself in Da Nang say on a longer contract (3 months max in my case) then go up to Hanoi when needed. Is Hanoi NOT the place to base yourself? What is the internet like in your current apartment? Looking fwd to your future videos.
You could base yourself here and explore either by train or flying. But for me danang is the overall best city that I've been to out of all the cities in Vietnam. You get everything here plus you get the beach plus it's much cheaper than those cities that you mentioned. The internet in my apartment works perfectly fine no issues there.
Welcome to Vietnam 🇻🇳.
@@nguyenhuyhoang1010 thanks. 👍
Will Travelz is the man!!! 🙌🏻😎
@@JackEdwin Im just a rookie. 😎😎👍👍
Good info!
Thanks I appreciate it. 👍
I am heading there in March 2025 for 1 month and wondering whether the Muong thanh apartment be available for a couple. I was intending Hanoi April, Saigon may
This is a 40-story condo complex so there will be plenty of options at this building. It just depends on do you want a one bedroom or a two bedroom and then it also depends on which view do you want a beach view or a city view. So you're going to have a lot of options when you look here. Not only that but if you just go a few blocks away there's plenty of options at other places too as you could see in the video.
@@Willtravelz , Gosh Will thank you, hopefully my husband and I will stumble upon u and have coffee.
@@judymckee5992 Yes if I'm still out here then just let me know.
How do you like the building where you live now?
I visited one apt. In there and was not impressed as it seems very busy but I am really curious to hear the opinion of someone who actually lives there. Thank you.
@@silviualbisoru5749 I like the building here overall because of it being one block off the beach, it also gives me a very large living space about 65 square meters. It's located in The perfect part of an thuong neighborhood. I get an amazing view of the city and the dragon bridge. Although there are different parts of the building they get different views. The downsides I would say, the elevator can sometimes be busy depending on which floor you stay on. There is no pool or gym also. But overall I like the place I've been here for a little over a year on and off in multiple different rooms but in the same building.
How did you find these places? Through an agency, a website? Please kindly let us know.
@@ChrissieSM they are Ewell known here. I think the first time I heard of them was on the local expats danang Facebook group.
Hello fella, just quick question electricity as an extra on your apartments, what has it cost you a month extra??
I'm a little worried as I saw post on Facebook and some guy said he was charge 5million for one month electricity
I was thinking that it would be 100 pounds English at most.
Not nearly 400 pounds
@@johntuvey3636 I seen that post I believe also and that couldn't be further from the truth. So I'll explain my situation I have a two bedroom two bathroom and I run one air conditioner in my bedroom 24 hours a day I never turn it off. I also cook a good amount maybe 3 to 5 times a week, My highest electricity bill has only been 1.5 million VND. Which is right around $61. I would imagine even if I ran two air conditioners all day it couldn't be more than double that which would be right around to $120. I would overestimate spending $100 a month if you ran one AC all day and use your electricity a lot. I'm more in the 60 to $80 a month range. If I didn't have my bedroom air conditioner on all day and use the fan it would probably be 50 or $60 at most.
The Dominica is alright but I’d personally rather live in a high rise, especially if it’s gonna have nice night views. The fact that they required you a 3 months after they’ve previously agreed to a month to month lease, would’ve instantly made me not want to do any business with them anymore..
@@STEM_Student1 yeah I agree. Everyone seems to be in agreement that the last apartment was the best. The landlord didn't want to budge on a few negotiations issues. And since I'm in a good place currently I wasn't in a rush to make a decision that would have me go over my budget for a one bedroom. I can look again next month no problem especially since it's rainy season now I feel like a lot more things will become available and prices might even drop.
Its the cameras. they learn from us what is going on. On the no deposit, maybe they realize that most landlords ask for that.
Yes possibly.
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the last one was really good you should just pay what the landlord wants. the first one is a hard pass. the 2nd was mid.
@@aaronpugliese I really like the last one to. The only issue is I'm in a great place now where I don't pay a security deposit I only have a month-to-month lease and I have an extra bedroom and an extra bathroom and a much better view for only an additional $120 a month. Where is that last apartment that you seen in the video wants me to pay a deposit wants me to sign a contract I would have a lesser quality view and not sure how good the landlord would be. If I wasn't in such a great now I probably would have took that last apartment.
@@Willtravelz so the 3m is not to do with visas?
@@besovereign2032 the Visa itself is about 25.00$ you can either apply for that on your own online. Or you could pay the Visa agency to do it for you I think they charged an extra $10 on top of the $25.
Thats very Vietnamese 😂🙈 they rather let it stay empty than giving u the price u asked, and u didnt even ask for to much.
They know if they say yes to you, words spread, specially with the camera/vlogger. Then they will lose a lot in the long run, it adds up.
Possibly but I'm in a good rental right now so I didn't need to force a decision. I can look again next month and especially with rainy season now here I feel like they'll be more options possibly even cheaper.
I guess the 3m min could be an issue for some renters and not really negotiable. The wifi cannot that be much of a deal breaker for either side?