Does anyone know how much utilities should be for a 1 bed- 1

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2016-07-10 03:23:44 Post No. 17341843
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Anonymous 2016-07-10 03:23:44 Post No. 17341843 [Report]

Does anyone know how much utilities should be for a 1 bed- 1 bath apartment?

Im a fall college freshman and fucked up signing up for dorms and have to rent an apartment. Rent is $600-700 for an apartment with no utilities included. My dad told me it'll be a couple hundred dollars and I should probably expect monthly rent to come to $1000. That seems a little ridiculous. Is that really how much it should be?

>500-600 sq foot
>will use/need
>wifi
>water
>electricity
>heating
>trash pick up
>insurance?
>not using cable cause no tv
>not using gas cause eating on campus
>1 person
>washer and dryer free to use on campus

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Anonymous 2016-07-10 03:24:47 Post No.17341846
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Anonymous 2016-07-10 03:35:38 Post No.17341861
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Anonymous 2016-07-10 03:35:38 Post No.17341861 [Report]

>>17341846
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Anonymous 2016-07-10 04:49:43 Post No.17342016
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Anonymous 2016-07-10 04:49:43 Post No.17342016 [Report]

Around $1000 sounds about right but probably more if you include food, phone bill and other misallnious expenses. So it would be safe to assume if you make around $1000 or so a month you can make it in a $600-700 rent apartment but you'd have to budget well and struggle at times.