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I would like to thank all the ladies here on CERB for their efforts in making the posts for themselves so interesting and funny. Given that some do not feel the need to make their posts entertaining....some have difficulty in language barriers.....and other reasons.... I still like each and every post done by the ladies.....it shows some of thier personality. I do not find that advertising causes me to choose or alter my decisions......so there is no pressure from that point..... I just like coming here and reading the posts.... Thank you.....:bowdown: Disclaimer: - This is not a thread bumping or hijacking this or any other thread in progress or previously written - The contents or opinions of this post / thread do not necessarily reflect those of CERB or the other members of CERB - No animals were hurt or mistreated in the making of this thread. - All Kleenex used or considered were made from at least 20% recycled materials?.gross?. - Any puns in this thread / post are not always intentional?if they are funny?please consider them intentional.

I've never had to do this myself but I know other ladies who have....Try and find a condo or apartment that is a sublet. There are people out there in positions where they have to get rid of their apartment quickly. Then you only have to deal with them. If they get a good vibe that you are a person of good character and have first and last month's rent, you may be in luck. You can always try looking on kijiji and search under "sublet". Another way is to find a condo owner who rents privately. They will most likely want you to sign a one year lease but if they forgo the credit check and see you're a decent person with first and last month's rent, you win. If you aren't employed elsewhere, try and get someone to vouch for you by writing a letter of employment with the company's letterhead on top. This letter is always a good tool to have when hunting for an apartment. Preferably the person writing this letter should be someone you know ( i.e. a bf, longtime regular client) and state how much you make either monthly or yearly. They should also be in a position to do this for you without any consequences on their end.. meaning not losing their job. They could own their own small business, etc. Good luck!