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Room in a 8 Bedroom Apartment, 654 Church St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 (3678)

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Room in a 8 Bedroom Apartment, 654 Church St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 (3678)

Berkshire Ct, Waldorf, 20602, United States

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About the Property

20602 is a splendid student accommodation in Washington that offers a range of non-ensuite rooms. The property is located within a short drive from the George Washington University and American University.

Features

Each private room features a plush bed and a reach-in closet, and comes complete with a shared bathroom and a shared kitchen equipped with basic cookware, fridge, sink, oven and stove top. For those who prefer privacy, certain room types also offer a private bathroom. Other common amenities include living room, dining area, wi-fi, washer and dryer, driveway and street parking, garbage disposal and a backyard. To ensure utmost security, there’s provision of smoke detectors, key lock and privacy locks. Moreover, utility bills are included in the rent, making the stay super affordable.

Location and What's Hot?

The property is in close proximity to a number of amazing restaurants and cafés such as Brotha Mann’s Tacos, Kobe Bar & Grill and Starbucks. Tourist attractions such as Pinefield Community Park and Dr. Samuel A. Mudd House Museum are a short ride away. Moreover, buy groceries at your convenience from Safeway and Food Lion which are both quite close by.

Commute

Commuting will be the least of your worries as bus stops such as Huntington Cir & Post Office Rd, Post Office Rd & Huntington Cir and Post Office Rd & Copley Ave are all a short stroll away. Moreover, subway stations such as Branch Avenue and Huntington are a short ride away, letting you travel beyond Washington with great ease.

What will you get

Your Rent Include

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Heating

Waste management

Wireless internet

Common Amenities

Washer & Dryer

Dining area

Basic cookware

Garbage disposal

Living room

Driveway parking

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is these PMG?

These PMG is the best and most affordable way to find a place to live! For one low weekly price, Members get a private room with furniture, utilities, internet and laundry usage. There’s no minimum credit score needed to apply, and Members don’t have to sign long-term leases. They make it easy to find an affordable place to live without breaking the bank.

What are the benefits of living in a PMG?

Living in a PMG is different from traditional rentals. Members only pay one bill every week(or sometimes every two weeks), and it covers a private furnished room, all utilities, and free credit reporting. To be approved, you don’t need a minimum credit score, and you won’t have to pay a big security deposit. PMG reports Membership payments to help their Members build their credit histories and improve their credit scores. Through their partnership with 95% of PMG Members have seen an improvement in their credit score. On average, Members save $420 a month while living in a PMG, allowing Members to purchase a car, and pay off their credit cards.

How much can I save?

PMG Members can save hundreds of dollars compared with traditional rentals. When you live in a PMG, you pay one bill every week(or sometimes every two weeks) which covers your rent, utilities, and free perks like credit reporting and telehealth services. Not only are you saving money, but you’re building your credit history with each on-time payment.

What is the application process?

Applying to become a PMG Member is easy! They require an application fee and the information needed to run your background check and verify your weekly income. You will need to meet their Approval Criteria in order to be granted Membership. Once you’re approved, you can browse and book an available room on the website.

What's the minimum credit score to live in a PMG?

Great news! There is no minimum credit score required to live in a PMG. When you apply to become a Member, They may review your credit history. However, your credit history is not a factor in the approval process. In fact, They report all on-time payments through their partnership with, and 95% of Members see an increase in their credit score.

What are the approval criteria for Membership?

They’re looking for kind, independent, responsible and respectful Members who are open to living in a shared community. Members must be at least 18 years old and pass a background check. They require Members to show proof of income or provide Membership dues up front. Finally, They require every Member to agree to their Member Agreement, which helps promote a positive and safe co-living experience.

Can I live in a PMG if I've had an eviction?

Applicants who have one eviction on their record in the last 7 years can be approved, but applicants with more than one eviction will be rejected.

What are PMG's income requirements?

Your income will be verified as part of PMG's application process. Applicants may choose to have their income verified in one of two ways: When you pass their Membership criteria and your income is verified, you will be approved for a weekly room rate. You can still qualify for Membership if you are on unemployment or between jobs, but you will need to pay more Membership dues upfront.

By connecting their bank account through their vendor, Plaid. Plaid will automatically check your account for recurring income streams.
By uploading supporting documents such as pay stubs, bank statements, deposit statements or award letters.

Can I live in a PMG if I'm self-employed or currently unemployed?

Yes, you can still apply and be accepted to PMG! Submitting documentation for acceptance is easy and outlined.

Can I see a room before I move in?

Because They value the privacy of their Members, you are not allowed to tour the physical home before your move-in date. That’s why They have 3D tours of almost every property; you can get a tour without having to go anywhere! Once you are approved as a Member, you can view cross-streets for specific homes and see nearby attractions such as public transit, grocery stores, and gas stations. Additionally, They provide one free transfer within 14 days of your commitment period if your initial home isn’t a great fit.

Are there rooms with private bathrooms?

Yes! You can filter by bathroom type on the property search page. Bathroom type is also listed in the room description as either shared or private. Please note, PMG has a limited availability of rooms with private bathrooms, and they are booked quickly.

Will I have to sign a lease to live in a PMG?

PMG requires a minimum stay of at least 31 days. Your commitment could be between 31-36 days based on your booking selection. You can pay weekly or bi-weekly and choose the day you pay your dues. If you break the minimum commitment of at least 31 days, you will be charged $35. PMG offers one free transfer within 14 days of your initial commitment period. After the initial commitment period, you will be automatically moved to a Week-to-week commitment. They require a credit or debit card on file.

Are PMGs handicap accessible?

PMG is committed to adhering to the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). While most PMGs are not currently handicap accessible, PMG will pass any requests for structural accommodations filed under the ADA to Hosts. In addition, PMG will consider requests that are consistent with the guidance under the ADA for booking assistance, service dogs and other non-structural accommodations.

How much will it cost to move in?

PMG aims to make booking easy, transparent, and affordable. There are three payments that are required in order to book a room:

Membership Application Fee: The Membership application fee covers the cost of your background check and employment verification. This fee varies based on current promotions. Please note, this fee is non-refundable.
Move-In Fee: The move-in fee covers the cost of cleaning and getting your room ready for move-in. The move-in fee varies per room but averages $100.
Membership Dues: Members with documented income (W-2, 1099, self-employed, SSI) will have to pay up to 2 weeks and prorated Membership dues before move-in. Members on unemployment or between jobs must pay a larger portion of dues upfront.

What utilities and amenities are provided?

Your weekly payment covers utilities like electricity, water, heating, and waste management, and wireless internet at no cost to you. All PMG homes come equipped with wireless internet at no extra cost to you. At many homes, there is free on-site parking available. As a Member, you’ll also have access to free 24/7 telemedicine services and credit reporting.

Is parking available?

Most PMG homes come with a variety of places to park, including a driveway, a carport or street spots. Please note that there are no assigned parking spots. Occasionally, a Host may restrict vehicles if the maximum number of vehicles at a property is reached. If a PMG is restricting vehicles, it will be visible in a room's listing before booking. If the room you book allows you to bring a vehicle, you are only allowed to bring one vehicle and you must follow their parking rules. Violations are subject to their Three Keys Policy and/or towing.

Will I have roommates?

Yes. To keep your housing affordable, PMG homes are shared by approved Members. All Members must pass a background check before moving into a PMG.

Who cleans the home?

In most PMGs, the home members are responsible for cleaning and purchasing cleaning supplies. Talk to your housemates about a cleaning schedule and how best to share this responsibility and cost. What does a clean home mean? Kitchen:Bathroom:Trash:

The sink is always empty and the stove is always spotless.
Every time you use a dish, pan or utensil, clean it, dry it and put it away. Want to soak something? Heat it up and clean it instead.
Clean up any splatters on the stove immediately. Put away pots and pans that aren’t in use.
Shared bathrooms must be kept clean at all times.
No foreign objects may be thrown in the toilets or sinks at any time. This includes but is not limited to, feminine products, Wet wipes, packaging, dental floss and hair. Fixing clogged toilets and sinks can run to several hundred dollars and these costs will be passed through directly to members.
All trash must be thrown in the proper receptacle. Please take out trash before the receptacle gets too full.
All trash must be placed in the proper outside trash bin. Outside trash bins need to be pulled to the curb on trash day and pulled back to the home after pickup.

When do I pay my rent?

One of the perks of PMG is that you can choose to pay rent weekly or every two weeks. You can select the day of the week that works best for you, and many Members choose their payday! Your payment schedule is selected during the booking process. You can change your payment schedule by calling Member Support, though some rules will apply.

Will my weekly rate ever increase?

Both PMG and their Hosts are committed to providing affordable housing for Members, however sometimes rate increases are necessary for a Host to continue operations. Hosts must adhere to the following set of rules when raising room rates:

Hosts may only raise the room rate for Members who have resided in the room for 90 or more days costs may not increase a Member's room rate more than once in 6 months costs must give 30 days' notice of any room rate increase
Hosts must give 30 days notice of any room rate increase
Hosts may not increase the room rate by more than $10 in each of these periods

How do I pay my rent?

To make a payment, log into your Member Dashboard and click on the "Finances" tab. Click the "Pay Now" button and fill in your payment information. Click the "Submit Payment" button to finish. You can also pay your dues through the PMG Member app. They recommend turning on autopay so you never miss a payment. If you signed a member agreement that includes a minimum commitment of at least 31 days, PMG requires a credit or debit card on file for your weekly dues. Prepaid cards will not be accepted.

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Student Housing in Washington

The student housing in Washington nearby various universities cater to diverse preferences. From cozy studios to convenient en-suites, students can find their perfect student housing in Washington. Amber stands out among these options for its modern amenities and vibrant community atmosphere. Near the University of Washington, City University of Seattle, and other institutions, students have a range of choices. Whether it's the bustling vibe near Seattle Central College or the serene surroundings close to Pacific Lutheran University, there's something for everyone.

Amber offers more than just a place to stay. With its state-of-the-art facilities, such as study lounges, fitness centers, and communal spaces, it fosters a supportive environment for academic and personal growth. The perfect location of student housing in Washington ensures easy access to campus and the city's attractions. Washington State's appeal to students extends beyond housing. Its vibrant culture, thriving job market, and stunning natural beauty make it an ideal destination for academic pursuits. Some of the best student housing in Washington are Avanti, Union View and Terrace View in Seattle and Yugo Pullman Hills in Pullman. From outdoor adventures to cultural experiences, student housing in Washington offers a well-rounded student life experience.

About Washington

Located in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States, Washington State boasts a rich culture of history, stunning landscapes, and vibrant communities. Its capital, Olympia, sits at the southern tip of the Puget Sound, while Seattle, its largest city, is renowned for its tech industry and iconic landmarks like the Space Needle. Washington's history is steeped in Native American heritage, explored by European settlers in the 18th century, and later became the 42nd state in 1889. With a population exceeding 7 million, Washington offers diverse cultural experiences and outdoor adventures. The state is home to three mesmerizing national parks: Olympic, Mount Rainier, and North Cascades, each showcasing breathtaking natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

Seattle and Spokane are prominent urban centers, known for their bustling city life and thriving economies. Near the University of Washington, City University of Seattle, and North Seattle College, students have a range of choices. Washington offers a range of housing options for students seeking housing. From cozy apartments in university towns to modern student housing in Washington complexes in urban hubs, there's a place to suit every lifestyle. Whether it's the vibrant city atmosphere or the serene beauty of the Pacific Northwest, Washington provides an enriching environment for students to thrive academically and socially.

Best Universities in Washington

Washington State is renowned for its top-tier universities, attracting students from across the globe seeking quality education. Among the bustling academic landscape, these institutions stand out for their diverse range of courses and esteemed faculty. Washington's leading universities offer a myriad of disciplines, from STEM to the humanities, catering to diverse passions. With a focus on fostering critical thinking and innovation, students embark on transformative journeys. These campuses near your Washington student housing buzz with energy, fostering a vibrant community where friendships flourish, and ideas ignite. Amidst this academic fervor, students find not just education but a home away from home. As scholars delve into their academic pursuits, they seek housing that complements their journey. Explore the array of Washington student housing options, each crafted to enhance the student experience:

1. University of Washington

2. City University of Seattle

3. North Seattle College

4. Pacific Lutheran University

5. Seattle Central College

6. Seattle Pacific University

7. Seattle University

8. South Seattle College

9. Tacoma Community College

Top Cities For Student Housing in Washington

In the bustling landscape of student housing, Washington stands out as an unrivaled haven for academic pursuits and vibrant living. With its dynamic blend of urban energy and natural beauty, Washington offers students an unmatched environment to thrive. Nestled amidst iconic landmarks and cultural hotspots, the Washington student housing provides not just housing but a lifestyle. Imagine waking up to panoramic views of the city skyline or winding down amidst lush greenery after a day of classes. From cozy studios to shared apartments, there's a perfect fit for every student's needs and preferences. Beyond the comfort of home, Washington student housing fosters a sense of community, where friendships are forged and experiences are shared. With easy access to universities, amenities, and endless opportunities for exploration, Washington truly epitomizes the ideal setting for students to reside in, making every moment of their academic journey unforgettable.

1. Seattle: Known for its thriving tech scene and vibrant cultural landscape, Seattle offers students a dynamic environment with abundant job opportunities, renowned universities, and a lively arts and music scene. With iconic attractions like the Space Needle and Pike Place Market, along with numerous green spaces, students can enjoy a rich urban experience.

2. Bellevue: As a suburb of Seattle, Bellevue combines urban amenities with a more relaxed pace of life. Students can benefit from proximity to major tech companies, excellent schools, and a range of outdoor activities. The city boasts a lower cost of living compared to Seattle, making it an attractive option for students seeking affordability without sacrificing quality of life.

3. Olympia: Nestled at the southern tip of Puget Sound, Olympia offers students a charming blend of history, nature, and a tight-knit community. The state capitol is located here, so students have access to government internships and cultural events. The city's proximity to outdoor recreation areas like Capitol State Forest makes it ideal for nature enthusiasts.

4. Bellingham: Situated between the mountains and the sea, Bellingham charms students with its stunning natural beauty and thriving arts scene. Home to Western Washington University, the city offers affordable housing options, eclectic dining experiences, and numerous outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, skiing, and kayaking.

5. Spokane: Located in eastern Washington, Spokane offers students a mix of urban amenities and outdoor adventure. With a lower cost of living compared to Western cities, students can enjoy affordable housing options while still having access to cultural attractions like Riverfront Park and the Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture.

Cost Of Living in Washington

Regardless of where you are looking for student housing in USA, budgeting lifestyle expenses plays a pivotal role. Therefore, navigating the cost of living while staying in off campus apartments in Washington requires thoughtful budgeting. From the rent for student housing in Washington and groceries to transportation and leisure activities, planning ahead ensures students can enjoy their time without financial stress, allowing for a fulfilling academic and social experience. When booking Washington student housing, keep the following costs in mind.

1. Groceries: $200-$300/month

2. Utilities: $50-$100/month

3. Textbooks & Supplies: $50-$100/month

4. Public Transportation: $50-$100/month

5. Entertainment: $50-$100/month

Student Travel in Washington

In Washington, students benefit from excellent travel accessibility within the city, facilitating seamless exploration and commuting. With well-developed public transportation systems, including buses, trains, and bike-sharing programs, students can easily navigate the city and reach their destinations efficiently. Moreover, student apartments in Washington are strategically situated near these transport links, ensuring convenient access to campus and city amenities. Following are the transport links available near popular student rooms in Washington:

1. Bus: The city's reliable bus system operates throughout the day, with fares starting at $2.00 for adults. Weekly passes, such as the SmarTrip card, offer unlimited rides at $30.00 per week.

2. Train: Washington's metro system provides efficient travel, with fares ranging from $2.25 to $6.00 depending on distance. The weekly Metro SelectPass, priced at $62.00, grants unlimited rides within certain fare zones.

3. Bicycle: For eco-conscious commuters, the city boasts Capital Bikeshare, offering short-term rentals at $2.00 per trip. Weekly passes are available at $15.00, providing unlimited 30-minute rides.

Student Lifestyle in Washington

Washington, with its blend of safety and student-friendly amenities, offers an inviting haven for scholars. The city boasts a plethora of chill spots like Meridian Hill Park, ideal for unwinding amidst nature's embrace. Students can savor diverse culinary experiences at renowned eateries such as Ben's Chili Bowl and Founding Farmers. Vibrant events like the National Cherry Blossom Festival and DC Jazz Festival add a cultural flair to student life. Apart from its bustling social scene, Washington presents ample housing options tailored to student needs. From cozy apartments to modern dormitories, Washington's student housing ensures comfort and convenience. Moreover, the city's rich musical landscape caters to diverse tastes, with festivals like the H Street Festival and Capital Pride Parade offering unforgettable experiences.

In the bustling state of Washington lies a haven for students seeking both academic excellence and vibrant experiences. Amidst the city's culture, premier educational institutions like University of Washington, City University of Seattle, and North Seattle College stand as pillars of learning. Now, envision yourself in the midst of this dynamic landscape, where every day holds the promise of new discoveries. Find your home away from home in Washington's student housing, where comfort meets convenience, fostering a thriving academic community.

Attractions in Washington

Washington beckons students with its diverse landscapes, vibrant cities, and rich cultural heritage. From the urban allure of cities like Seattle and Tacoma to the serene beauty of its rural areas, Washington offers something for everyone. You can explore historic landmarks, immerse yourself in arts and culture, or embark on outdoor adventures in its scenic parks and natural wonders. Whether you're seeking bustling city life or tranquil countryside retreats around your student flats in Washington, the city promises unforgettable experiences and endless discoveries for students of all interests. Following are the top attractions to consider besides looking for student housing in Washington

1. The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum

2. The majestic Washington Monument

3. The historic Lincoln Memorial

4. The enchanting National Gallery of Art

5. The vibrant nightlife of Georgetown

6. The scenic beauty of the Tidal Basin and Cherry Blossom Festival

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