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CM-James · 11-04-2009, 01:26 AM

Now that management positions are being filled I figured I start a thread for MI's looking for apartments and roommates.

Name: James Carwile
Age:22
Male or Female:Male
Role: Magic Kingdom Watercraft
Do you Smoke:no
Your college:The Ohio State University at the Fisher College of Business
Your major:Operations Management

I'm not sure what other info to include, but I figure this is at least a start.

Sophia_1212 · 11-07-2009, 03:07 PM

Hey James I'm also looking for a roommates (3) too. I'm doing the Room & Related Management Internship for Spring 2010 (check in Jan. 14). I was planning to start a thread but you got ahead of me (I start one on facebook though).

Have you start your housing search yet?
I looked into Club Cortile which is $1199 per month ($299.75 per person). It have 4 bedroom and 3 bathroom. Utilities not included. Fully furnished. Is much more affortable compared to the others.
I was thinking about having a site visit of the townhouse on Jan 4 or 5 to see if they look good before deciding move in with my future roommates.

I looked in Coral Cay ($1700 per month- $425 per person): 4 bed and 3 bath. Fiesta Key ($1700 per month- $425 per person): 4 bed and 3 bath.
About me-
Name: Sophia Yam
Age: 20 (turning 21 in Dec)
Sex: female
Ethnic: Chinese
From: New York live in Queens, Flushing
I love my place to be clean (not a neat freak but prefer someone to clean after themselve after they cook and eat since I don't like roaches)
I don't smoke or drink or party.
College: New York City College of Technology, major: Hospitality Management

CM-James · 11-09-2009, 07:51 PM

Club Cortile looks like a great option assuming we can find 2 more people to room with. I will be at Disney in December so I can look as well and send you some pictures if this ends up working out.

graygables · 11-09-2009, 10:40 PM

Fiesta Key review:

The "security" gate is frequently broken. In the heavy tourist season, the dumpster has overflowed to the point where the steps leading up to it were covered and it was piled several feet deep around it. Outdoors smells like sewage most of the time. Just before we moved, there was an intense ant invasion that we could NOT stop. Several loud people started moving in over the last few months, including unsavory types who attracted police attention.

I'm hoping the $1700 includes all utilities including cable and internet and some free groceries... Our 4BR.3BA was $1150, electric was running $350 during the peak of summer, around $200 the rest of the time. We had DirecTV and cable internet for another $150.

Also beware of foreclosure. Our landlord there is in foreclosure and has yet to fess up, even though we moved out the end of October and he was STILL trying to get me to renew the lease. Ummmm, no thank you. Can you spell F-R-A-U-D???

Just please be careful. Foreclosures around here are like walking a minefield, although with the new law, there is more protection for tenants.

ETA: we are now in a 4BR.2BA HOUSE, very nice, for $1200/mo. Haven't seen a full month of utilities yet, so that may be a big ouch, but I'm much happier not having to deal with the issues at Fiesta Key.

CM-James · 11-10-2009, 10:45 PM

thanks for the insight. It is good to know to avoid Fiesta Key

11-04-2009, 01:26 AM	#1
CM-James Earning My Ears Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 11	Management Interns looking for roommates Now that management positions are being filled I figured I start a thread for MI's looking for apartments and roommates. Name: James Carwile Age:22 Male or Female:Male Role: Magic Kingdom Watercraft Do you Smoke:no Your college:The Ohio State University at the Fisher College of Business Your major:Operations Management I'm not sure what other info to include, but I figure this is at least a start.

11-07-2009, 03:07 PM	#2
Sophia_1212 Earning My Ears Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Flushing, NY Posts: 16	Hey James I'm also looking for a roommates (3) too. I'm doing the Room & Related Management Internship for Spring 2010 (check in Jan. 14). I was planning to start a thread but you got ahead of me (I start one on facebook though). Have you start your housing search yet? I looked into Club Cortile which is $1199 per month ($299.75 per person). It have 4 bedroom and 3 bathroom. Utilities not included. Fully furnished. Is much more affortable compared to the others. I was thinking about having a site visit of the townhouse on Jan 4 or 5 to see if they look good before deciding move in with my future roommates. I looked in Coral Cay ($1700 per month- $425 per person): 4 bed and 3 bath. Fiesta Key ($1700 per month- $425 per person): 4 bed and 3 bath. About me- Name: Sophia Yam Age: 20 (turning 21 in Dec) Sex: female Ethnic: Chinese From: New York live in Queens, Flushing I love my place to be clean (not a neat freak but prefer someone to clean after themselve after they cook and eat since I don't like roaches) I don't smoke or drink or party. College: New York City College of Technology, major: Hospitality Management __________________ Accepted PI Role: Rooms and Related MI Current: Campus Rep Past CP- Spring 08: Housekeeping Intern, Disney Saratoga Sprinds Resort & Spa Last edited by Sophia_1212; 11-07-2009 at 03:20 PM.

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11-09-2009, 07:51 PM	#3
CM-James Earning My Ears Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 11	Club Cortile looks like a great option assuming we can find 2 more people to room with. I will be at Disney in December so I can look as well and send you some pictures if this ends up working out.

11-09-2009, 10:40 PM	#4
graygables Doesn't like to discuss the Y2K Picante Sauce thing I ran away to London (as in England) when I was 17. We lived in Tulsa (as in Oklahoma) at the time Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 2,887	Fiesta Key review: The "security" gate is frequently broken. In the heavy tourist season, the dumpster has overflowed to the point where the steps leading up to it were covered and it was piled several feet deep around it. Outdoors smells like sewage most of the time. Just before we moved, there was an intense ant invasion that we could NOT stop. Several loud people started moving in over the last few months, including unsavory types who attracted police attention. I'm hoping the $1700 includes all utilities including cable and internet and some free groceries... Our 4BR.3BA was $1150, electric was running $350 during the peak of summer, around $200 the rest of the time. We had DirecTV and cable internet for another $150. Also beware of foreclosure. Our landlord there is in foreclosure and has yet to fess up, even though we moved out the end of October and he was STILL trying to get me to renew the lease. Ummmm, no thank you. Can you spell F-R-A-U-D??? Just please be careful. Foreclosures around here are like walking a minefield, although with the new law, there is more protection for tenants. ETA: we are now in a 4BR.2BA HOUSE, very nice, for $1200/mo. Haven't seen a full month of utilities yet, so that may be a big ouch, but I'm much happier not having to deal with the issues at Fiesta Key.

11-10-2009, 10:45 PM	#5
CM-James Earning My Ears Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 11	thanks for the insight. It is good to know to avoid Fiesta Key