How to find a house when studying in the United States?

This is simple, living in a school dormitory; Choose a host family; Or rent your own house.

School dormitories generally have different types of rooms for students to choose from, some are double rooms, some are suites, some are single rooms, and some are duplex structures, which are all possible. Some have one or two public toilets on the first floor, some suites have three or five bedrooms and then a public toilet, and so on. Some dorms will have semi-self-help simple kitchens, but for safety reasons, most dorms will not cook. Basically, all dormitories have laundry rooms, and there will be coin-operated washing machine and dryers. Some dorms have gyms on the first floor.

Usually, after freshmen and sophomores, or after reaching the age of 2 1, students can contact themselves to rent a house outside. There are many channels for renting a house. Students can find advertisements for renting houses through local newspapers or go to local housing agencies for direct consultation. The general international student office will also have such information. Renting a house usually requires paying one month's rent as a deposit or more, but usually it will not exceed two months' rent. Generally, a one-year lease contract will be signed and the monthly rent will be paid before 1 every month. The way is to send a personal check to the owner or property manager. In the United States, renting a house through formal channels is basically safe. Students should be careful not to trade privately to save money, which is more likely to lead to disputes. In the process of renting, if there is any problem with the housing facilities, you can contact the housing property or the landlord for free maintenance. In some big cities where land is scarce, such as new york and LA, sharing is also common. At this time, students must carefully choose roommates, and it is very important to know their living habits clearly when meeting and communicating.