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What are some myths about living in the neighboring campus communities in Madison?

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What are some myths about living in the neighboring campus communities in Madison?

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Myth: If I don’t live on campus, I won’t be close to my classes. Fact: Many houses and apartments listed with the Campus Area Housing Listing Service are within easy walking distance of academic buildings. There is a Yahoo Maps link provided in the listing details to help you determine the specific location of the listed property. Myth: I have to sign a lease for next year right away in November! If I wait any longer, I won’t find a good place to live. Fact: Although some landlords begin showing apartments in November, the greatest variety and choice is available December through February. Students who sign leases early may overpay or find themselves in unfavorable roommate situations. Later in the rental season, rents generally do decrease and many units are still available. However, if you are looking for something specific, such as a specific building or location, or a specific type of unit to accommodate a large number of roommates, you may want to begin your search earlier.

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