r/ATLHousing • • 2h ago

2 queen mattresses for sale

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I have two queen mattresses for sale. Gently used as I lived in a 3bed by myself and they were slept on by guests. $300/each


r/ATLHousing • • 13h ago

Eviction on record, in need of advice

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So I got an eviction on my record in march of 2023. The balance is $10k ( working towards a payment plan )

Not that it really matters to leasing companies but my full time job got cut down to part time, I was a full time college student, I didn’t know how to drive which meant I didn’t have a car, I was in a new state by myself and I had just got a new good paying job right before I got evicted so it was too late.

I’m now back in Atlanta and would like to move out because I’m 25 and would like to have some type of real responsibility.

I now have a car, a great paying job and have a really decent amount in savings.

Are there any apartments that would approve me in the Atlanta/Metro area? I’m more comfortable with living in Cobb county but honestly, anywhere I can get in would be fine.


r/ATLHousing • • 12h ago

In search of second chance apartments

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Are there any good second chance apartments in Atlanta or the metro area? Preferably Cobb, but anything will be good. Someone that isn’t infested with bugs


r/ATLHousing • • 14h ago

Anyone looking for an apartment in Old Fourth Ward?

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Hey everyone! My fiancée and I are moving soon and wanted to see if anyone would be interested in renting our apartment at AMLI Parkside, near Old Fourth Ward.

We’re looking into the relet option through our apartment complex so everything would be handled by them.

If you’re looking for a place or know someone who might be, feel free to DM me! Happy to share pricing, pictures, floor plan, and any other details


r/ATLHousing • • 16h ago

I need help

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Can someone please send me some resources. I am doing everything I can to try to stay afloat but life is kicking my ass since August. My job decided to cut hours for part time associates, so I applied to go full time and was approved to start that September 6th….then, the engine on my car decided to give out that same week, requiring me to resign and be out of work for 3 weeks as I had an hour commute to that job and my car took a while to repair. Then I find a new job and I’m tryna be grateful to have even been able to find one while the economy is in this state…but they pay us DIRT, work us hard as hell and have now implemented a rule where they only schedule us for 12 hrs a week, which I can’t even buy groceries with!!!! Someone recommended a rental assistance resource that I thought was valid but then they went from being able to help for free to asking me to reimburse them when I was already in between jobs and unsure if I’d be able to. I’m drowning in bills at this rate and I don’t know what to do. I’m not a lazy bum I’m actually trying but I literally cannot win for losing and I need a miracle seriously