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1--Roommate Search

Furnished. Not too far from American University. No pets. To leave on July 30th.

2--Roommate Search

Hi, I'm a law student who will be spending the summer at a DC law firm. So, I need a sublet, preferably a furnished 1 BR or studio. I am very mature and responsible, and will take excellent care of your apt. Nearness to metro (or metrobus) is a plus, as is high speed internet access. Thanks!

3--Roommate Search

College student at Syracuse Univ. In DC for summer, need room from May till July. From Houston, TX...and very laid back

4--Roommate Search

Working female professional seeking sublet for late June to as late as end of October. Possibly returning to school full time in January so don't want to lock into another year lease.

5--Roommate Search

foggy bottom

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I'm looking for a sublet for the summer. The primary occupant would be me, a recent college grad, but I would like to have a living room or seperate area with a sleeper sofa for my younger sister who will be interning and may frequently stay with me. We're both very responsible and neat.

7--Roommate Search

Looking for a summer sublet to be shared by a couple doing interning in DC area. Good credit. Need to be near a metro stop if outside the center of the district.

8--Roommate Search

College professor (GMU), widowed woman, neat and responsible. Looking for preferably furnished quiet apartment in a nice NW neighborhood. Need parking nearby. Aug. 1 or 15 through May is ideal, possibly continuing.

9--Roommate Search

2 to 3 students seek housing within easy walk of Scott, Dupont Circles or west of Thomas or Logan Circles. Summer sublet starting late May or June 1 through early to mid August - well mannered young people with carefully pre-selected roommates will share exp. Furnished;Safe area important.

10--Roommate Search

Single professional male, need to find new living situation, as roomate is leaving the area. College graduate seeking clean, decent place to call "my pad".