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Room in a 8 Bedroom Apartment, 5618 Surrey St, Las Vegas, NV 89119 (4934)
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About the Property
89119 is an awesome student accommodation in Las Vegas that offers various room types. The property is located within a short drive from the University of Nevada and the University of Las Vegas.
Features
Every room comes with comfy beds, side tables, side lamps, study desks, windows, and wardrobes. Try wholesome recipes in the well-equipped kitchen and dine-in with others in the dining area. Use free high-speed wifi and clean clothes with the help of a washer & dryer. There is also a workspace where you can work in silence if you want.
Location and What's Hot?
The property is surrounded by a number of shops, pubs and restaurants. Take an evening stroll to Sport Park at Reid Airport and buy everyday essential from Circle K. Have yummy food at Egg Works and grab a bite of your favourite burger with friends at In-N-Out Burger. Rent a new released movie from Redbox and have coffee at Panera Bread.
Commute
The accommodation is conveniently located to many bus stops and transit stations. WB Tropicana after Spencer bus stop is within a short walk. Moreover, a light rail station naming "Aria Express - Park MGM Station" is also within a short drive.
Room Types
Cancellation Policies (1)
- Cooling Off PeriodFree booking cancellation in stipulated timeView
Payment Policies (4)
- Pay In InstalmentFlexible payment termsView
- Mode Of PaymentPayment via easy transaction modes.View
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the property's income requirements?
Your income will be verified as part of the property'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 this property if I'm self-employed or currently unemployed?
Yes, you can still apply and be accepted to property! 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, this property has a limited availability of rooms with private bathrooms, and they are booked quickly.
Will I have to sign a lease to live in this property?
This Property 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 $175. Property 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 properties handicap accessible?
The Property is committed to adhering to the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"). While most properties are not currently handicap accessible, The property will pass any requests for structural accommodations filed under the ADA to Hosts. In addition, property 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?
The Property 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 property 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 property 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 property 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, property homes are shared by approved Members. All Members must pass a background check before moving into a property.
Who cleans the home?
In most properties, the Members of the home 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:
- 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.
Bathroom:
- 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.
Trash:
- 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 property 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 property 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 that have resided in the room for 90 or more days
- Hosts may not increase a Member's room rate more than once in 6 months
- 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 property 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, property requires a credit or debit card on file for your weekly dues. Prepaid cards will not be accepted.
Room in a 8 Bedroom Apartment, 5618 Surrey St, Las Vegas, NV 89119 (4934)
Rules violation may result in a Membership fine.
No animals except approved service animals
No kitchen appliances in bedrooms
Due to the nature of co-living, no guests are allowed
No overnight guests are allowed
Quiet time is observed from 11 PM to 9 AM daily
No outside furniture is allowed
Student Accommodations in Las Vegas
Las Vegas Student Housing
Searching for student housing in Las Vegas? Look no further! Amber offers a wide array of Las Vegas student housing options tailored to meet your lifestyle preferences and educational needs. Las Vegas, known for its vibrant nightlife and entertainment scene, also provides an exciting collegiate atmosphere that's perfect for students from around the globe. Whether seeking a private studio or a shared apartment, students can explore a variety of room types and find locations that provide both comfort and convenience.
Beyond the hustle and bustle, Las Vegas is also known for prestigious universities like the University of Nevada and is also close to universities like California State University and Abraham Lincoln University. Apart from the proximity to the respective university, students also look for Las Vegas student apartments that are affordable, comfortable, and chic. Amber offers several affordable and comfortable options for Las Vegas student housing that come with many amenities and services offering a comfortable stay. Among many, The yoU, 89169, and Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment are a few of the popular student apartments in Las Vegas.
About Las Vegas
Las Vegas, popularly known as Vegas, basically means The meadows as the city portrayed abundant wild grasses and desert spring waters required by westward travelers. The city is the 25th most populated city in the United States and the most populous state in Nevada. The city is globally popular for being a major resort city, which is renowned for its fine dining experiences, entertainment, nightlife and shopping. The Las Vegas Valley also stands as the leading financial, commercial and cultural center for the state of Nevada. Vegas is known as the entertainment capital of the world, and you will come across exclusive restaurants and vibrant nightlife that won't let you sleep. Nestled in Clark County, Vegas is surrounded by several mountain ranges. You'll notice a rocky and arid landscape, and the city experiences a subtropical hot desert climate. The city experiences hot, dry and cloudless summer days and very chilly but rarely cold winters. The city is home to some gorgeous neighborhoods like downtown, the lakes, Summerlin and West Las Vegas. The major attractions in the city of Vegas have always been the exuberant casinos, but recently, you have come across some other tourist attractions in the city.
Best Student Housing in Las Vegas
When choosing student housing in Las Vegas, it's essential to seek the best options to enhance your college experience. Las Vegas student housing offers a variety of amenities, from modern facilities to convenient locations near campuses. Quality housing for students in Las Vegas provides a comfortable and conducive environment for studying and socializing, helping you balance academic and personal life. Proximity to public transport, safety features, and a vibrant student community are key benefits. Opting for the best Las Vegas student housing ensures you make the most of your educational journey in this dynamic city. Below, we mention a few verified student apartments in Las Vegas that you should consider:
1. Room in a 5 Bedroom Apartment
2. Room in a 12 Bedroom Apartment
3. 89169
4. Room in a 6 Bedroom Apartment
5. Room in a 11 Bedroom Apartment
6. Room in a 8 Bedroom Apartment
7. The yoU
Cost of Living in Las Vegas
Las Vegas is comparatively a little expensive place to live if compared to other cities. You'll notice that the Las Vegas student housing expenses are almost 10% higher, and the utility prices are 2% higher. However, if you plan your month really well, you'll be able to save some money, too! Here are some of the estimated costs to help you plan your month well. You will ideally need to keep a budget of $1,200-$1,800 per month.
1. Electricity Bill: $160-$180/month
2. Phone Bill: $140-$200/month
3. Groceries: $15-$20/month
4. Healthcare: $170-$200/visit
Student Travel Las Vegas
Las Vegas offers several options for public transportation, and student apartments in Las Vegas are strategically located nearby. The routes are very well-connected and offer a high coverage of the city. You can easily travel to nearby universities, localities, and tourist attractions from Las Vegas student apartments. We have mentioned a few affordable ways students can travel from one destination to the other.
1. Bus: Las Vegas provides the RTC Transit, which offers bus service throughout the city from your choice of Las Vegas student housing. Additionally, inter-city bus service to and from Las Vegas is provided by several carriers like Greyhound, Boltbus, etc. The Bus Rapid Transit was also launched recently, which had limited stops and connected you to downtown Las Vegas. A bus ticket for one trip costs $2, and you can also purchase daily passes that cost around $5-$8.
2. Monorail: The Monorail in Las Vegas is different from the traditional ones that serve for short lines. The monorails in Las Vegas are the primary rapid transit system. Primarily built as a tourist transit system, the monorail is a key piece of the transportation system in Las Vegas. The monorail runs between the MGM Grand and the SLS, and the one-day ticket fare is usually $15.
3. Cycling: Cycling is one of the most popular means of transportation among students. There are several biking trails, and many student apartments in Las Vegas also offer bike storage. Vegas has also received a silver bicycle-friendly community award that encourages students to cycle. You can easily cycle from your off campus student housing in Las Vegas NV to your university without spending a lot of money.
Student Lifestyle and Living in Las Vegas
There are plentiful places to visit in Las Vegas apart from the beautiful casinos. You will come across several museums that give you an insight into the city's culture and history. You can visit museums like the Mob Museum, the Las Vegas Natural History Museum, the Nevada State Museum and the Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park. Las Vegas is popularly known for hosting an extensive Downtown Arts District where you can attend various events and host several galleries. The Las Vegas Film Festival is one of the most renowned events that you can attend in the arts district. The city celebrates 'First Friday,' which is celebrated every month and includes arts, music and food. Apart from art, you will also observe how the city of Las Vegas is a huge sports fan. Being home to three major professional teams that play hockey, football, and basketball, you'll be able to attend various matches where you will experience the city's spirit to win and celebrate with great pomp and valor. The mixed martial arts Ultimate Fighting Championship is headquartered in Las Vegas. Moreover, Las Vegas hosts a total of 68 parks where you can go for walks. Whether it be fine dining or fast food, the city hosts several places you can visit for some delicious food. Top of the World, Golden Steer Steakhouse Las Vegas, and the Blueberry Hill restaurant are some of the popular places students might like to visit to try new cuisines.
Las Vegas Tourist Attractions
While living in Las Vegas, you will never run out of things to do. May it be museums or parks, you'll always have your weekend calendar blocked for new experiences with your friends. After completing your search for student housing in Las Vegas, you should add these places to your itinerary:
1. Fremont Street Experience
2. The Neon Museum Las Vegas
3. Fountains of Bellagio
4. High Roller
5. Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area
Universities in Las Vegas
Las Vegas student housing is located near several prestigious universities that are famous all across the globe. These universities offer a plethora of courses and curriculums that offer an excellent student life. Here are some of the top universities in Las Vegas:
1. University of Nevada
2. College of Southern Nevada
3. Aveda Institute Las Vegas