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Jobs & Apartments in CALI


Question Posted Sunday October 18 2009, 1:29 pm

17/f, my mother and i are moving to california. More specifically Claremont. we currently live in new york. i need to find a cheap(ish) apartment near there, not nesicarily in that town, but CLOSE. i suppose the rent has to be no more than 500, which is hard for cali...i can't find any myself, so now i'm reaching out to you guys to help..and also, is there anywhere where i can look for jobs online in that area?
thanks.

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TikleTheCripple answered Friday October 23 2009, 11:28 am:
try craigslist.com for job offers and apartments, or you could try a realtor.

good luck!

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