How to find a Housemate in Melbourne? (1)

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How to Find a Housemate in Melbourne?
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Where to find a Housemate?

• Flatmate Finders Having trouble finding the
  perfect roommate in your chosen neighborhood?
  Flatmate Finders is a website that claims to help
  you. You only need to register on the site to
  begin the search. A fee will be charged for
  putting your room up for rent. The cost will vary
  based on the duration of the ad. If you wish to
  save some money, you can easily search through
  the list of potential flatmates posted on the
  website for free.
• Flatmates.com.au You can find a housemate in
  Australia using flatmates.com.au, which is a
  widely advertised website that lets you list your
  room for rent. You can also post your
  requirements for living in an existing
  houseshare. You can see some billboards of
  Flatmates.com.au around Melbourne. Good marketing
  indeed! Trustpilot gives this platform a whopping
  9.2 score.
• Fairy Floss Real Estate This Facebook group was
  created almost a decade ago by a PhD student in
  Melbourne named Fabian Kong. It has since become
  one of the top destinations for people looking
  for housemates in Melbourne. There are 200,000
  members in the group, so it's no wonder it's so
  popular. You can post your flatmate requirements,
  including pictures of the shared apartment and
  the vacant room. Remember to make them appealing.
  People interested in your property will comment
  below the post or DM you. There are also members
  who post seek posts enquiring about
  availability of rooms in Melbourne. Wait, let's
  get to the best part- it is free!

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Where to find a Housemate?

• Gumtree In addition to posting advertisements
  for vacant rooms, you can use gumtree to buy and
  sell cars, trucks, and vehicles. You need to
  create an account to post advertisements. You can
  also search for free using keywords such as
  finding a housemate, housemates Melbourne,
  housemates Melbourne in the search bar.
• Referrals It's important to spread the word! You
  should tell your friends, colleagues, and
  neighbors you're looking for a housemate. It is
  possible that they will refer you to a personal
  friend. Rather than spending hours posting ads,
  screening applicants, and interviewing and
  shortlisting for an ideal flatmate, you can use
  this service.

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Tips you must follow

• Take a look at your Friendship group A housemate
  can be found through your friend circle. Spending
  so much time together, you both know each other
  very well. You'll probably find someone who has a
  good vibe with you. You still can't decide? See
  if you can find someone you've traveled with
  previously. They are definitely grumpy in the
  morning. You can definitely live together if you
  liked each other on the trip!
• Lets authentic moreover you In front of it's
  yours Advertising Advertising should say only
  positive things. Nevertheless, keep in mind that
  it is not an end-of-project service. A
  considerable amount of time will be spent
  together. A long time! Advertisements need to be
  as honest and up-front as possible. Make sure you
  mention in the ad that you are allergic to pet
  dander. Are you addicted to cleanliness? Don't
  hold back! What are you looking for in a
  chatterbox? Describe in your ad the kind of
  flatmate you're looking for. It's pointless to
  get to the interview stage and then realize that
  you can't handle the situation.

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Tips you must follow

• Interviews are very important Advertisements are
  important, but interviews are even more
  important. You should always interview any
  potential housemate before renting out a room.
  The un-interviewed housemate could be a guitar
  player who jams every morning, while you're a
  recluse who prefers quiet time! Relevant
  questions should be asked. They prefer a certain
  level of cleanliness. Cooking is done there? What
  kind of pets do they have? When do they work?
  Party all weekend or stay home? Provide clear
  information about the facilities you are willing
  to offer. Clarify the situation regarding the
  bills as well. If the household has any
  peculiarities, be sure to include them. Mention
  this to them if you're a student who studies on
  weekends. In the living room, you wouldn't want
  all their friends watching the game. Do you live
  with more than one housemate? Inviting them to
  the interview is essential if they have a stake
  in the decision.
• Make sure you check your references Referrals
  have a purpose. You can get a feel for how it is
  to live with your potential housemates. You
  should always ask for references so you have some
  honest feedback from your time living with the
  person.

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Tips you must follow

• Watch out for red flags You should trust your
  gut instincts. Don't let someone move in if you
  have a bad feeling about them. Whenever you are
  dealing with a complete stranger, it is best to
  rely on your intuition. You're better off being
  safe than sorry! Red flags should also be on your
  radar. When you are a peaceful dweller, do they
  seem very loud and boisterous? It's time to go
  back out! Discussing finances and bills in a
  secretive way? Then later they claim that they
  didn't share the bill, and it is awkward. Let's
  talk clearly now!

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