Finishing college in December has its perks. As an early graduate you get a leg up on the job market, save money on your tuition, and can start paying off those college loans.
But, as you make that transition into the next phase of your life, high rents have made the chance of being able to afford a spot of your own slim.
And, since no one wants to move back into their parents house after years of freedom, how about finding a roommate instead?
Enter Roomster, the multi-platform lifehack for those looking for a rooommate. The world’s largest network for connecting potential roommates with available rooms works similar to Tinder – view information about potential roommates including listing price and compatibility indicators like language, gender, interests, pet preference, smoking preference and more. And, the listings are an average of 47% below market value.
Additionally, Roomster:
Roomster believes that living with a roommate can be an enriching life experience, not one that is scary and daunting. In addition to making life more affordable, shared living exposes you to new cultures and unique experiences.
So whether you are moving to a new city, need help paying rent, or simply enjoy the company of a roommate, turn to Roomster to find you the ideal living situation.
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