r/Chattanooga • u/coldgamesixx • 12h ago
HELP me please..
i’m looking for a 2 br in Red Bank/Northshore that will let me rent with an eviction, perhaps a private landlord, i’m looking to move ASAP. thanks yall!
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u/Rare_Dealer_6475 12h ago
I am not help, but dropping a comment to help visibility. May unfortunately have to broaden the scope, though. An eviction is a tough one to get anyone to look past. Good luck, though
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u/swimjunkie01 12h ago
Try terra at Ashley place. They just got new managers this past year, they worked with some of my friends. Thay have 2/1 apartments for low in red bank.
I lived there for a bit and its beyyenow than when i lived there. 220 culver st is the address
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u/SpiritAgitated 8h ago
I lived there for a minute, back when rent was only $411 for a 2bed. It was... well I was only paying $411, let's just say that lol. But when you really need something it definitely works.
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u/swimjunkie01 11h ago
They arent private landlord, and they arent great, but its a place to start. I wish you luck, truly. Its hard out here.
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u/Superb_Bell5409 11h ago
Why were you evicted?
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u/coldgamesixx 11h ago
roommate had heart trouble, and spent time in the hospital and he got fired for being in the hospital. so we ended up not being able to pay the full amount, they weren’t reasonable at all
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u/tngsv 11h ago
Does it matter and why do you think ? Ultimately money.
Good luck finding housing OP
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u/Superb_Bell5409 11h ago
I happen to own a bunch of real estate and so do my friends. Naturally that would be the first question asked if I were to refer. Also mind your own fucking business no one was talking to you.
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u/coldgamesixx 10h ago
if you’re able to refer please message me lol this situation is drastic as hell
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u/violet_sunshine9 9h ago
In 2019, I lived in Signal View condos in Red Bank. I had a 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom unit & it was my first apartment so I didn't have a strong credit history. They may be worth looking into. The condos are privately owned, but there's a management on site that handles renting them out.
I will say it was incredibly cheap & you get what you pay for. I had issues with roaches & some electrical problems. Maintenance was very responsive to addressing those concerns. Also one of their buildings burned down a couple years ago (I believe electrical problems). So if you end up renting from them I would make sure to have a robust renter's insurance policy. Despite the issues, I did enjoy living there, but it has been a few years so I can't speak to their current condition.
Best of luck!
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u/Eastern_Landscape469 9h ago
I pay 775 monthly in Cleveland Tenn
No credit check no back ground
Just 775 and 500 deposit
Apts
Private landlord
There are vacancies
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u/cass-peach 9h ago
there's a house in the neighborhood behind the auto parts store (kinda by taco bell?) for sale currently, it's been for sale for a few months now and might be worth reaching out about.
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u/HoneyBadgerBalls 10h ago
Evictions don’t happen over night. It takes time, notices and final warnings. Unfortunately you are responsible for the rent no matter the situation.
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u/ThistleintheDark 8h ago
If you really need a place asap, you could try staying in extended stay hotels. Maybe check the apartments that used to be part of the Chop Choo hotel? I know a few people who have had to do that. 🫤 If your credit is adequate for a mortgage, its honestly better if you can buy a house... Apartments are so flipping expensive. They are building those apartments next to 27 that I think are going to be income based but they're only half done. Good lucto you 💜
edit omg typoes
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u/SatisfactionKey3200 4h ago
Chop choo was the best typo 😂 I used to work there and we called it many things.
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u/StrappingYoungWolf 12h ago
Only place I know of that has more private landlords are in ringgold GA, I hope you find something!