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In Article 2119 Tara Calishain writes:

>> My roommate has found herself no longer working full time in the same
>>place and rather putting in time at a variety of companies all over the
>>Triangle. Therefore, the apartment where we live is not the ideal place
>>any more, and before our lease expires I'd like to get some ideas on
>>where else to live.
  >>The ideal apartment would be 2 BR, 2 Bath (1.5 can be dealt with,
>>that's what we have now) 2 story (condo/duplex type), near the beltline.
>>A small community is prefered; if anyone can clue us in to freestanding
>>duplexes or small houses that would be great. Close to NCSU, but not too
>>close (around Wade Ave/Dixie Trail) would be also great. $480 is the
>>spending ceiling. Gas for cooking would be icing on the residential cake.


I once rented what you're looking for (except it was in Cary and didn't
have gas for cooking) through B&B Property Management (851-1141).  You
might also try Certified Property Management (481-0123).  Both agencies
handle rentals for individuals who own townhomes but don't want the bother
of being a landlord.  B&B was very prompt to service calls.  The agents
at CPM were very friendly and professional.  I did not rent through CPM
because an identical townhome to one B&B offered was $50 more per month.
(It was also in better condition but I wasn't planning on staying long.)
The rent is usually established by the owner rather than the property
management agency.  If you can't find anything through these folks,
there's a list of agencies in the yellow pages.