You’re definitely not wrong there! I think we’re just gonna swallow the money and hire the movers.

I think you would have a better chance finding someone to help on facebook market. Also, $500 to unload everything is not bad and you will have somewhat professionals do the work and not some creeps like us from Reddit.

Thank you so much! We are from Texas so it’s definitely been a huge change moving here, and a very expensive move at that! Which is why I’m hoping to get a couple people to help us instead of us paying $500 to movers.

Welcome to the neighborhood!

Your post makes me think of how many projects I need help on.

What does everyone thing of posting “quick jobs” on this sub in general?

I looked online, and it seems like all the reviews for Rayhannas are 5y ago, and the most recent one says it’s not a real place.

Bucks on Chelmsford Street is always a good vibe, but there's only 1 dart board and 1 pool table.

Hookah: Rayhanna's on 38 in Pelham. Strokers is a pool hall not too far north of that.

A bong without weed.

Hooker with a wicked accent - hookah

Bruh I thought hookah was different from hooker

A scantily dressed woman walking the street looking for a guy named john.....

Whats a hookah?

yeah like yikes ceiling is flooded right now. it’s ok. trashy. no security. but it’s college housing.

WiFi wasn’t great but I got a Google WiFi that expanded the signal straight from an Ethernet connection which made it much better!

Thanks!! Yeahh, furnished + internet and all really sounds nice compared to the expensive apartments which have neither. I do plan on taking some online courses though… How’s the internet there?

Thank you for your input! May I ask what makes you call it trashy? 😳

I was told they aren't apartments anymore, only college housing, when I called to ask them last year for a quote.

I just moved out of them. They’re basically a nicer version of dorms, so they work for college students but probably not many others. The multi-bedroom spaces are much bigger than the 1-beds but roommates can definitely be iffy there. That said, they’re probably your cheapest apartment option that includes any amenities, so if you’re a student of some sort (you have to be to live there) can handle some noise, you’ll be fine.

I stayed there as a student like 4 years ago I wanna say, they were alright. If they’re still relatively cheap than go with them but they’re pretty meh. Also just in general the building itself is kinda trashy

Oh Man I used to baby sit that kid.

>UMass Lowell has criticized the project in the past for advertising the dormitory as a place where students could “live life on the edge.”

lol

Although that was four years ago I'm guessing by actively marketing to students it's not going to necessarily be a peaceful place. ;)

Oof thanks!

They got off to a rough start.

I think you should give Green Bamboo on the way to bridge st in downtown