PatchList: South Suburban Rentals

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2600 West 90TH Street EVERGREEN PARK, IL 60805

$1,575—This brick home features a full basement, remodeled kitchen with granite countertops, central air and a two and one half car garage. RE/MAX

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$1,450—This remodeled three-bedroom home features new countertops and cabinets in the kitchen and an updated bathroom. The rental also includes a two and one-half-car garage.

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$2,400—This home features a recent, complete renovation. Granite countertops have been installed in the kitchen along with stainless steel appliances. The home also boasts a fireplace, full basement and three-car garage.

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$1,500—This brick bungalow offers a spacious living room with hardwood floors and a fireplace. There is an eat-in kitchen and fully finished basement, along with an attached one-car garage.

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$1,800—This split-level offers lots of space and storage room.The home boats a fireplace, sunroom, huge lawn and a deck.

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$1,900—This updated three bedroom home is situated on a large wooded lot. It features a two and one-hald heated garage, new gourmet kitchen with Corian countertops and hardwood floors.

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$3,000—This custom built home boasts an open floor plan with nine-foot ceilings in the living, dining rooms, as well as the kitchen and breakfast area. The master suite features a whirlpool bath and walk-in closet.

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Juvenal

3:30 pm on Thursday, March 22, 2012

Yes if there's one thing we don't have enough of in the Southland, it's persons with no long term financial stake in their communities. Looks like most of these are single family houses, not apartments.....

Lauren Traut

4:35 pm on Thursday, March 22, 2012

I'm in my late 20s, and I've rented in the south suburbs for years. I began as a 24-year-old, and in the five years since, have lived in Orland Hills, Mokena, and Tinley Park. I've rented a house, then several two-bedroom apartments, now a one-bedroom. It's not that I'm shirking having a "long-term financial stake" in a community—it's simply that it's not a feasible option for me. With the current economic climate, many people might find paying rent more affordable than paying a mortgage. This resource is for the situations where buying isn't an option. If renting means fewer people in over their heads, and fewer vacant homes (some people lease while they're trying to sell), isn't that a good thing?

Azetbur

10:06 am on Sunday, March 25, 2012

Difficile est saturum non scribere.

gutsygirl

6:12 pm on Thursday, March 22, 2012

I'm recently seperated and needed a place in the school district. Renting worked out great for me.

victor lopez

10:41 pm on Thursday, March 22, 2012

Were loooking for a house for rent

Kirsten

1:10 pm on Friday, March 23, 2012

Who do we contact if we are interested in a property?

Lauren Traut

2:45 pm on Friday, March 23, 2012

Contact editor Ryan Fitzpatrick at ryan.fitzpatrick@patch.com, and he can try to put in touch with the right folks.

Lauren

Merino's Home Inspection & Education Inc.

3:45 pm on Monday, March 26, 2012

Lauren, you might want to think about buying a home now. The interest rates are low and you can get a house at a discount. You can get a mortgage payment for just about what you are paying in rent. And you are young enough that you could actually make money on the house when you sell after the market comes back. Something to think about.

stacy hawker

11:37 am on Thursday, March 29, 2012

Help, does anyone know of a home for rent anywhere in south suburbs in the price range of $700-$900.00, i have been looking for months and all i have found in my price range are DUMPS! Im a single mom with 3 boys, I have excellent rental history, credit is not bad either. Everyone tells me to buy a home but that scares the heck out me, besides i do not think i can afford a house with the upkeep and taxes besides having to come up with a large down payment. It will be hard enough coming up with security deposit for a rental! Right now I am living with my parents along with my teenage sons an it is very hard on everyone, so i welcome anyone's recommendations

Ryan Fitzpatrick

2:49 pm on Thursday, March 29, 2012

I checked the property map I use as a source for the above listings. I can't comment on the quality of the properties, but these were the closest matches to your specifications:

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=8020699&l=y

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=7948099

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=8026927

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=7989141

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=7951219

http://www.davidjcobb.com/remaxil/modules/internet/search/includes/mapsearch/listingpopup.asp?mlsid=271&mlsnumber=7994704&l=y