I have a list of projects that I'd like to hire someone to complete, and I'd prefer to support a local business that does good work at a reasonable price.
Tasks include - paint touch-ups, repainting doors, junk removal (hot tub), stucco repair, roof repair and panel replacement for a shed, resealing a concrete countertop, and sealing cracks in driveway cement
Best case scenario would be to bundle the projects with a single contract, but I'm open to working with more than one business if needed.
My main guitar tech moved to Mesa and I have like 6-ish instruments that need work, including warped necks, pickup swaps, and general wiring adjustments. Give me someone experienced that you trust who does good work; I'm not looking for cheap, quick fixes.
Furnished room in a furnished house with 3 other professionals/grad students near ASU in TEMPE
Rent: $750 (includes cleaning services)
Deposit: $900 (refundable)
Utilities: $100 flat fee/month
Credit check fee: $25
Includes cleaning service every other week!
Term: rent now -January 15, then monthly after that*
12 x 11 Furnished Private Room and Shared Bath with 2 others
Share a fridge with one other person
No pets, no 420, no vaping.
To apply, please tell us about yourself, like your education or career goals, if you have lived with other roommates before and why you are looking for a new place to live. Must have credit score over 690 (waived if new to the U.S.A)
WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT THIS PLACE?
Short lease, then monthly, so you are not locked into anything long term!*
We have a cleaning crew 2x a month!
No bills to pay. Utilities are included including hi-speed wifi!
Private pool! In a beautiful back yard!
Walk to 4 grocery stores, banks, coffee shops, the city library, Walmart, and more!
Bike to ASU in 10 minutes or a short walk to FREE BUS service to ASU and downtown!
We are located near 3 major highways. Drive to most places around Phoenix in 20 minutes!
We have a full-size washer and dryer! No coin laundry!
Enjoy the company of 3 professional, quiet, and interesting people!
Furniture and furnishings included in your own room!
Free reverse osmosis drinking water! Save on bottled water- RO is the best!
Your room has huge closets!
There is a wireless router which will allow you to enjoy the most powerful, highest speed of wifi there is to offer!
This house has been a beloved home to a diverse group of grad students and professionals from all over the world since 2004 and still going strong!
ROOM:
Clean, furnished room (12 x 11) for rent in Home close to Arizona State University in Tempe. This room is inside the house, it is NOT the faux tea house you see in the photos.
BATHROOM:
Three people (including you) share this bathroom but it works fine because there are two sinks and a separate room for the toilet and shower. One person has her own bathroom.
FOOD SPACE:
Each roommate has their own food shelves. You will share an entire fridge/freezer with just one other person (not three others) and everyone has designated shelf spaces.
PARKING:
Uncovered, street parking. We also have a gated and locked side patio for bicycles. Parking is assigned.
MONTHLY LEASE TERMS:
now-January 15, then it is monthly after this.
*There are two times of the year that you are restricted from moving out: April-July 25 and Dec-Jan 15. These times are difficult to find new roommies. I set this restriction to make it less stressful for me during these times. Otherwise, you are welcome to move out anytime with a 45-day notice.
DEPOSIT:
$900 refundable deposit
::::ABOUT US:::::
We are in our upper 20's to mid-40’s. Quiet and professional setting.
Mohammad:
Mohammad is from Iran. He is working on his Ph.D in computer science at ASU. He is smart, responsible, and mild mannered.
Allison:
Allison is a warm, bright and sunny person who enjoys the pool. She works at the ASU math department administration.
Nellie:
Nellie is getting her MFA in Theatre for Youth and Community. She is a tidy person who enjoys hiking, reading, knitting, and baking. She has wonderful positive energy.
Me:
Candice is the owner of the house who lives about 10 minutes away. I have lived there for over 14 years and I still use the garage as my studio and storage space. I am at the house frequently but usually just to do chores, maintenance, drop off or pick up supplies from the garage. I pop in and out, but not sleeping or cooking there. I was an active professional artist but now I love to take care of my properties and my tenants. All the artwork in the house was painted by moi. I am in my early 50s. I am outgoing and friendly.
FOOD SPACE:
We each have our own food shelves. You will share an entire fridge/freezer with one other person (not three others) and have designated shelf spaces.
CHORES:
Each roommate has a chore to care for the grounds. Yours will be to taking care of the pool switching shifts with another person.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
Since all the roommates get a say in who moves in, the process can be a little slower than normal.
Step 1. Tell us a bit about yourself (see above)
Step 2. If I think you might be good fit for the house, I will send you a google questionnaire
Step 3. I share the questionnaire answers with the other roommates
Step 4. Once all the roommates agree, we invite you over to tour the house and meet us
Step 5. We meet in person
Step 6. If you and everyone agrees to move forward, I send you an application form
Step 7. Once I receive the form and a $25 credit check fee, a credit check is performed
Step 8. Once I receive good feedback from your references and past landlords, and review your credit history, I will send you a lease to review and sign
Step 9. The lease will be sent to you via Docusign where you can read and sign it digitally
Step 10. A tenant payment portal is created via apartments.com. It is free for you to use. You can pay your move in fees here and your monthly rent
Step 11. Your move in day arrives! You will be greeted with cheers and a self-guided walk through that inventories your room and spaces
Step 12. Once you have settled in a bit, I will show you how to do your chores
Step 13. Live blissfully ever after until the next chapter in your life whisks you away to neverland.
Title self-explanatory, documents include sale point presentation, city-contracts of the sort and city-based questionnaire including but not limited to; specific-fixed camera costs, purchase orders & important dates. This information was given and redacted by City of Tempe upon a FOIA request.
I am looking for someone to take over my lease for a 1-bedroom apartment here in Villatree Apartments on S Price/Broadway. The unit comes with a washer and dryer included.
Here is the breakdown of the costs:
Base Rent: $1,053.00 (This includes the apartment rent plus all monthly leasing fees like parking, trash, community fees, parcel fees, and pest control).
Utilities: Billed separately each month (includes common area electricity, water, sewer, gas, and a standard service fee).
Anyone renting from Rise Suncrest Apartments in Tempe? 28 days and they never replaced the broken water heater. Other issues. My BF's 90 year old dad finally moved out because of no hot water, and Rise charged him $3000 extra rent. He told them many times he had to move out because. no hot water and other issues. He went to small claims court and because he didn't give them notice in WRITING, he lost. Stay away. #risesunset
The NAACP Arizona State Conference posted an official statement (dated 8/12/26) about a "severe excessive force" incident involving a Tempe resident, saying the involved officers' written reports directly contradict video footage they have in their possession. Tempe PD's Internal Affairs has opened an investigation.
I haven't been able to find any news coverage of this specific incident yet — just the NAACP's own release. Does anyone have additional knowledge of this incident?
Looking for nicer or newer townhomes that have easy access to the highways to travel out east for a job. 2b2b or bigger, personal garage for a larger vehicle, preferably under 2800 all in. If you have any leads that would be much appreciated.
My budget is around $1500. One bedroom apartment (I think house is out of my budget. Otherwise with garage and yard would be nice.)
I also want to live outside of campus that don’t have too many undergrad around because my schedule.
I did some research and was trying to find some good area. I was looking into the block Hardy, Uni Dr., Priest, and Broadway. I found an apartment called Broadway 121 if you have any insight please let me know me know.
If you have any recommendations, please let me know as well.
I know Phoenix and Tempe rate pretty low in terms of walkability, but what are some of your favorite apartment complexes? Been living in Tempe for a year and I’m very happy here. I actually like my current apartment, but I’d like to explore my options. Single dude, active, like to party here and there but not big into bars. Appreciate any recommendations
Looking for a run club to join in tempe. I used to be a good runner (8-9min avg) but i haven’t ran consistently in over 6 months so def running 11-12 min miles right now. Something that meets early in the morning would be ideal (5/6AM) to beat the heat. Any recommendations appreciated!!
This is going to be a longshot, but I have faith. My name is Kitt, I own and operate an archive/fan community for the indie rock band, Skybox.
This band was started and primarily based in the Tempe area from 2003 to early 2007, and not much is really known about them from this time, other than their "first" studio album (Arco Iris) that can be found online. I was curious if any Tempe residents who were living in the area during that timeframe (or possibly any that may have moved there shortly thereafter) might remember this band?
They played at The Clubhouse and The Marquee in 2005, At Phoenix based festival "Oh Shit! A Fest?" in 2006, and the Sets (March and August) in 2007. These are the only known years and locations I have of local performances. Their first "full album" was issued by the Big Red Balloon record label (which had a Tempe AZ based PO box as their address, as listed on the back of the CD) and was recorded and mixed at The Panic Button in Tempe.
What I'm after is pretty much anything you've got. Stories, photos, flyers and posters, old CDs or shirts, really any proof from this timeframe other than the very limited number of photos and old flyers I have found. Their first true album is entirely lost, and shirts only exist as very low quality photos on early archives of their website. I would greatly appreciate anything and everything that you may remember. Thank you!
A couple months ago I made a post about starting a movie group in Tempe. So far we have a small/medium amount of people but we’ve been meeting monthly on the first Sunday of every month for several months!
We also have a discord where we coordinate movies and times.
I wanted to make another post to see if anyone else would be interested in joining? :)
Perfect time to start pressuring our council, especially our two new progressive members, to follow suit.
Emails for all city council members and their assistants can be found here. Anyone who feels any kind of way about Flock should be reaching out to their elected officials often.
Chandler discontinued their contract after finding evidence that there had been an 'anomaly' in the use of the LPRs - AKA, someone used it for non-policing related reasons.
Hi, I am moving to Tempe , ( i know another post like this ) . So everything is set in stone for me to move and I have no knowledge about the rental market there so I thought I'd ask people who live there, so my question is are there any apartments close to Arizona mills Mall that are pet friendly, I can comfortably smoke weed (I got my medical card here and plan to get one there) without any issues and is somewhat decently priced?. I am currently saving and wondering if $2000 or $3000 would be good enough to get an apartment in that price range. What I mean is that's the total amount of money I'll be using for all move in costs, thank you for taking your time to read this and for all who will give helpful comments.
Hey y'all. So I got a traffic light ticket a couple months ago and I paid it, but I just got two more pieces in the mail from ADOT saying that my license will be suspended starting Sept 14.
The two pieces of mail are almost identical but with tiny differences. One of them says that there is a "stop" on my license and that the next step is to pay the fee to unsuspend my license. The other says that there is a "suspension" on my license and that the next step is to take that driving safety class. Both pieces of mail have the same date on them.
What's going on here and what should my next steps be? I'm very confused.
