I am looking for someone to sublease my spot in a townhouse during the summer break. You will need to share a room with my roommate who is a male. It's good for people who wants to take summer class or needs housing during the summer break.

Period: Jun to August, Total will be 3 months, but the move-in time can be discussed. 

Rent: $431+ utility fee = around $500

If you are interested, please email or txt me for any further information:

4108684869

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