I would like to add that unfurnished in Austria means that there usually won't be a kitchen or any lights either. Again sometimes the previous tenant might leave their kitchen and you can buy it cheaper from them, but that's not always the case. And I never had a limited contract for an apartment. I don't think those are common. I always had unlimited ones where I could cancel the contract at any time, I just needed to give the landlord 3 months to find a new tenant.
Hello, thanks for the info they were really helpful. Im looking to move to Vienna in a couple of years. I wanted to ask if you need any proof of working in order to rent an apartment? Because I was thinking of renting a place and then looking for a job. Also, is the site HousingAnywhere legit and worth looking?
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I would like to add that unfurnished in Austria means that there usually won't be a kitchen or any lights either. Again sometimes the previous tenant might leave their kitchen and you can buy it cheaper from them, but that's not always the case.
And I never had a limited contract for an apartment. I don't think those are common. I always had unlimited ones where I could cancel the contract at any time, I just needed to give the landlord 3 months to find a new tenant.
Hello, thanks for the info they were really helpful.
Im looking to move to Vienna in a couple of years.
I wanted to ask if you need any proof of working in order to rent an apartment?
Because I was thinking of renting a place and then looking for a job.
Also, is the site HousingAnywhere legit and worth looking?
Two good questions I am curious about as well. I wish they answered
I want to move along with my daughter to school her in Austria. Please be my guide. I always act as a good person to those who help me thank you.
Hi, good video! I just wondering how much will you spend for basic apartment if you're a couple? thanks
hum...very much depends on where you live, my personal idea is minimum 800 euro per month.
What’s an average price for renting an appartement in austria specifically linz
this is a hard question, I suggest you t check on willhaben, facebook groups in Linz and real estate websites to get a more objective answer
Do we need to pay the ablöse ?
it depends on the person who gives you the contract, you can negotiate with them.
pretty eyes. thats nice
Can I live in your apartment?
Are you single??