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2-Bedroom Apartment at Somi in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

1 - 2 Baths

Brand-new homes

Package LockerACGarbage Disposal

988 S Manhattan Pl, Los Angeles, CA 90019

2-Bedroom Apartment at The ONE in Valley Blvd, San Gabriel | Tripalink

1 Month Free

$4,900+/mo

The ONE

2 Beds

2 Baths

ParkingTrash ChutesACGarbage Disposal

101-109 E Valley Blvd, San Gabriel, CA 91776

2-Bedroom Apartment at Lex by Category in Hollywood, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

1 Bath

FurnishedPrivate BathroomBedAC

5817 Lexington Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90038

2-Bedroom Apartment at Sawyer in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

Loft Available in Center of Koreatown

Shuttle to CampusPackage LockerGarbage Disposal

411 S Normandie Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90020

2-Bedroom Apartment at 30Sixty in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

ParkingFurnishedPackage LockerIn-Unit W/D

3060 W Olympic Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90006

2-Bedroom Apartment at Atlas House in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

Luxury Mid-Rise Apartment

Pet FriendlyParkingMaintenance on site

2500 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90057

2-Bedroom Apartment at Gemma North in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

1 - 2 Baths

Luxury Mid-Rise Apartment

ParkingPackage LockerIn-Unit W/D

3540 Wilshire Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90010

2-Bedroom Apartment at The Hana in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

1 - 2 Baths

Smart LockParkingPackage LockerIn-Unit W/D

801 S Berendo St, Los Angeles, CA 90005

2-Bedroom Apartment at 4749 Elmwood in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

Special Offer

$2,900+/mo

4749 Elmwood

2 Beds

1 Bath

Smart LockParkingFurnishedPrivate Bathroom

4749 Elmwood Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90004

Maxwell | 2-Bedroom Off-Campus Apartments for Rent near UCLA

2 Beds

1 - 2 Baths

Pet FriendlyParkingPackage LockerGarbage Disposal

1855 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90025

2-Bedroom Apartment at 1133 S Hope St in DTLA, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

ParkingDog ParkACPublic Area Wifi

1133 S Hope St, Los Angeles, CA 90015

2-Bedroom Apartment at 970 Fedora St in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

ParkingDog ParkPackage LockerIn-Unit W/D

970 Fedora St, Los Angeles, CA 90006

2-Bedroom Apartment at Kara in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

2 Beds

2 Baths

Brand New

ParkingMaintenance on sitePackage Locker

815 S Kingsley Dr, Los Angeles, CA 90005

2-Bedroom Apartment at Kanvas in Koreatown, Los Angeles | Tripalink

1 Month Free

$2,993+/mo

Kanvas

2 Beds

2 Baths

Experience Exclusive Living in Hidden Hills

Pet FriendlyDog ParkIn-Unit W/D

905 S Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90006

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Frequently asked questions about Los Angeles

How much would the typical monthly rent of a one-bedroom apartment for students or young professionals in Los Angeles be?

Los Angeles one-bedroom rentals generally range between $1,900 and over $3000 monthly, depending on neighborhood and building features. Westside and Downtown LA tend to command higher rents, while some East LA and inland locations may offer more cost-effective living arrangements. Be mindful that rents may fluctuate quickly, so use current listings as benchmarks when comparing.

Which Los Angeles neighborhoods are best-suited to accommodating students and young professionals?

Students often prefer Koreatown, DTLA, Sawtelle Westwood (near UCLA), USC area, and Culver City as these areas provide easy transit access and affordable living options. Meanwhile, young professionals favor areas like Koreatown, Downtown LA, Silver Lake, Echo Park Culver City for jobs, nightlife, and transit access.

How does the rental application process for students in Los Angeles work?

Students can expect to complete and submit an application, pay a fee, provide government-issued ID, income or enrollment verification documents, and consent to a background/credit check. If they lack a steady income or credit, a guarantor or co-signer may be necessary. Some landlords accept ITINs (International Tax Identification Number) instead as alternative forms of income. Procedures will vary depending on each property.

Do landlords in Los Angeles require a guarantor or co-signer, and what makes for a reliable one?

Yes, guarantors are an invaluable asset to students or renters with limited credit histories. A strong guarantor should possess excellent credit (usually 700+), a steady income that covers 2-3x the rent amount due, and an outstanding rental history. US-based guarantors tend to be preferred, while international students may need an American co-signer with verifiable income status as co-signers.

What credit score am I usually required to rent in Los Angeles as a student or early-career professional?

Many Los Angeles landlords require credit scores in the mid-to-high 600s or 700s as a minimum requirement for standard lease agreements. If your score falls below this mark, additional measures such as income verification may be needed, or you may even require a guarantor. Some landlords may accept lower scores with other compensating factors in place.

Are furnished rentals common in Los Angeles, and what should I expect them to include?

Furnished rentals may be found near universities or business districts. Furnished rentals usually include beds, sofas, and dining tables as well as basic cookware and linens, along with internet or utility service provision. Make sure that this lease accurately outlines what exactly is included!

How long are typical leases in Los Angeles, and is a month-to-month or short-term option possible?

The standard term of rental agreements in Los Angeles is 12 months. Shorter or month-to-month agreements do exist for furnished or corporate rentals, but may carry higher rents and tighter conditions.

Are utilities included with rent in Los Angeles, or are they paid separately?

In general, utilities (electricity, gas, internet, and trash/water) must be paid for separately. Although in some units, this may include water/trash collection as part of their rent contract.

What is the security deposit policy in Los Angeles, and what are my chances of receiving my security deposit back?

California law limits security deposits to one month rent for unfurnished rentals and two months of rent for furnished rentals, respectively. To maximize your refund: document unit condition at move-in with photos; keep space clean; report issues quickly and provide forwarding address; perform any agreed-upon repairs or cleaning before move out.

Can I sublet my rental, and what rules am I responsible for?

Subletting depends on the terms of your lease agreement. Most LA leases require written consent from both landlord and subtenant before subletting, while some outright prohibit it altogether. If allowed, they usually require a formal sublease agreement approved by the landlord and possibly screen potential subtenants.

What are the policies regarding pets at Los Angeles rentals, and are there breed or size restrictions?

Policies differ by property. Many allow cats or dogs with a deposit and a monthly pet rent. Others have breed/size restrictions or even prohibit pets altogether.

Do Los Angeles rentals offer parking, and is there an extra parking fee?

Parking typically is not included as part of base rent. Some buildings may offer allocated or garage spaces at an extra monthly fee, while certain neighborhoods rely on street parking with permits for their tenants.

What should I consider in a Los Angeles rental lease agreement?

Check for total rent due and due date, lease term renewal rights, security deposit amount and return process, pet policies and deposits, as well as who will cover each utility payment, as well as who pays any maintenance responsibilities, guest policies, landlord access rules, and subleasing restrictions in an LA rental lease agreement.

Do renters require renters insurance in Los Angeles? And what type of coverage would be appropriate?

Renters insurance may not be mandatory under law, but many landlords require it as an essential protection measure and liability coverage measure. A standard renters policy typically covers personal property and liability with optional riders for electronics theft protection and additional living expenses coverage.

How can I quickly find LA rental listings suitable for students or young professionals, and what makes Tripalink special?

For quick and easy student/young professional listings, search near campuses with filters for transit access, furnished options, and flexible lease terms. Campus housing portals, as well as big listing sites like Zillow, Apartments.com, and Rent.com, should also be checked. Tripalink stands out with verified listings tailored towards students/young professionals with flexible leases that include all-inclusive packages as well as on-site maintenance support, perfect for quickly finding what you are looking for!

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Los Angeles, CA 90005

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2 Bedroom Apartments for Rent in Los Angeles

2 bedroom Apartments for Rent in Los Angeles

Property Types

Price

Zipcode

Bedrooms

Amenities

Find Specialty Housing

Frequently asked questions about Los Angeles

How much would the typical monthly rent of a one-bedroom apartment for students or young professionals in Los Angeles be?

Which Los Angeles neighborhoods are best-suited to accommodating students and young professionals?

How does the rental application process for students in Los Angeles work?

Do landlords in Los Angeles require a guarantor or co-signer, and what makes for a reliable one?

What credit score am I usually required to rent in Los Angeles as a student or early-career professional?

Are furnished rentals common in Los Angeles, and what should I expect them to include?

How long are typical leases in Los Angeles, and is a month-to-month or short-term option possible?

Are utilities included with rent in Los Angeles, or are they paid separately?

What is the security deposit policy in Los Angeles, and what are my chances of receiving my security deposit back?

Can I sublet my rental, and what rules am I responsible for?

What are the policies regarding pets at Los Angeles rentals, and are there breed or size restrictions?

Do Los Angeles rentals offer parking, and is there an extra parking fee?

What should I consider in a Los Angeles rental lease agreement?

Do renters require renters insurance in Los Angeles? And what type of coverage would be appropriate?

How can I quickly find LA rental listings suitable for students or young professionals, and what makes Tripalink special?

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