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| Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Vero Beach, Florida
Posts: 1,131
| Live next to the beach! 1 bedroom available with bathroom in a 2bed 2 bath upstairs apartment. Full kitchen, patio, furnished. 450 + utilities + cable (around 530~ total a month) Right next to south beach park, walking distance to the beach. *EDIT- 5 miles from the campus, about 15 minutes of drive time For more info, call or email me: 208-771-0354 jared@blizzue.com Last edited by bLizZuE; March 10th, 2008 at 22:11. |
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| Newbie | I would take the offer, however I don't get to VERO until August, unless your planning on having an opening at that time. |
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| Newbie Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Trinidad & Tobago/ grenada
Posts: 29
| Wanting to get an idea of the approx annual costs of living in in Vero beach while attending FSI. The last quotation for accomodation I got (2007) for their campus accomodation ranged from: (low)$18/night to (high)$25/night. Extrapolated: for 1 month (low) $540 Year (low) $6480 : 1 month (high) $750 : year (high) $9000 I understand on campus accom costs more than in the surrounding areas just about anywhere you go. They say food should set you back $120-130 a week: : 1 month (based on $125) $500 : year $6000 I'm the kinda person that buys groceries and prefers to cook most of the time for at least two meals /day so for a year living in Vero should set you back between $12500-$15000.- not icluding a conservative beer fund / travel home for a couple of days maybe once a yearThose figures seem pretty high, or are they realistic based on your experiences what other overheads can one expect outside the scope of flight training? Does the pay as an instructor (flying to the wire most of the time) allow an almost comfortable lifestyle or should I say what approx percentage of your income goes to living? |
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| Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2005
Posts: 38
| Righttttttt
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