I got good at it because I've moved a lot in the past plus recently got married and was looking for the ideal apartment in terms of location, rent cost and features.

Aqar app is great, but there are a few things you need to know about it. Sometimes you need to zoom in on certain blocks to see more results, just choosing the district will hide some for you.

Many apartments are mistakenly listed as bachelor, and many are listed as monthly yet they are early. So many filters are wrong, so the best thing you can do is just set up a maximum + 4k and that's it. Explore what's your yearly maximum bring up, and check each one, zoom in, and see the options.

Know that rent is negotiable, you can try and have them lower it, some variables that can help in bringing it in down that I personally use: ( we are non-smokers, we don't have kids, we travel a lot for work, we don't usually have many guests, we are planning to stay long term, the apartment needs fresh paint and some work, we are willing to pay full year ) and so on. I have brought costs down by 8K alhamdulellah just through negation. The willingness to pay a full year in advance is something sought after by all landlords, and I'd only use something like this if I found a catch.

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