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CollegeCribsOnline.com provides an effective and easy to way for students to find the home away from home they are looking for and gives Property Managers an opportunity to fill unnecessary vacancies in and around colleges and universities. CCO allows you to search for a place to rent by zip code or by typing in the college or university of your choice in the search box. Students and parents alike can view pictures, email listings back and forth, and even sign up to view and sign a lease agreement through CollegeCribsOnline! Click here to view the CCO Media Kit!CollegeCribsOnline.com was formed in 2006 and is owned and operated by Direct Net Real Estate, L.P.

Search By College or Zip code

The ability to search by college or zip code makes searching for your new home away from home a breeze.Use these tips while searching.

• Enter only a 5 digit zipcode. Ex: 78712
• Enter the full College Name Ex: University of Texas

Perfect For Exchange Students!

CCO allows you to find exactly what you need and is perfect tool for students who need to find temporary, affordable housing. Exchange Students can secure their housing needs without ever visiting the campus!

• Extra Rooms!
• Sublet Apartments/ Houses/ Townhomes/ Condos!
• Short Lease Agreements!

Great Tool for Summer School, Night School, Grad School, or Winter Terms!

Need a place for just a few months?Don’t have a roommate for the summer?Need a short lease agreement?CCO is the perfect place to find a place to live short term if you are a student taking summer school or winter terms!CCO is a great way for students to help pay their rent by renting out an extra room for the summer!Have a vacancy that needs filling for the summer? Post it on CCO and get it filled fast!

E-mail Notifications

Register with College Cribs Online, and select a preferred College and a preferred zip code When a property is posted with your preferred options, you will receive an e-mail notification immediately. To change your preferences, Click Edit My Info, once you are loged in.Click here to Register!

Lease Agreements

Property Managers can download lease agreements directly to our web site for your review before you make a final decision. Students:

How can I contact someone about a property that I like?

Be sure to read all of the details about the property listing you are interested in. Read the lease agreement also if one is available. Click the link that says “Click here to request more information!“. If you are registered and logged in, your name and e-mail address will be sent to the property manager automatically. If you are not logged in, or registered, you will be prompted with a form requesting your information to be sent to the property manager. You can also email listings you are interested in to parents, family, friends, or future roommates. Look at the bottom of the listing for the field that says “EMAIL A LINK TO THIS PROPERTY:“Realtors, Owners & Property Managers:

Can I post nearby properties to community colleges, night schools grad schools, or housing near public schools?

Yes. Absolutely! All Postings are Free! Post as many as you like!

Anyone on the internet can find your property by zip code or School!You can post properties of any type, near any school, at any location. Since most people buy houses based upon school districts, this is the fastest way to list and advertise property that you would like to sell or lease. Anyone with a computer can find your property by school or zip code. Below are just a few examples that are all possible with CollegeCribsOnline.com and CollegeRentHouses.com.Post Properties of any Type!

• Houses
• Condos
• Apartments
• Townhomes
• Extra Bedrooms
• Sublet for the Summer/Winter
• Vacation Homes

Perfect if you have property for sale or rent near the following:

• Colleges & Universities
• Med School
• Grad School
• Night School
• Religious Schools
• Elementary, Junior High & High School

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Students, great recipes for cheering up that roommate after some tough exams. Check out these recomendations  by College Cribs Online.com & College Rent Houses.com

OSCAR THE GROUCH PASTA:

Ingredients:

3 large broccoli crowns

1 16oz pasta (your favorite kind)

1 tsp salt

a little butter

Chicken (I usually boil and then cut into small pieces

Directions:

Boil the broccoli until it is extremely soft

Drain the broccoli and add the salt and butter

Mash the broccoli until it becomes a sauce

Add to the boiled pasta

Add sliced chicken

Late Night Quesadillas

Flour tortillasGrated cheddar cheeseCan refried beansAdd aditional toppings such as meat, chicken, or veggiesHeat skillet over medium heat.  Butter the side of tortilla that will face skillet.  Top with cheese, beans, and additional toppings.  Place another tortilla on top and butter the top of it.  Cook until tortillas are brown on each side and cheese is melted.  Serve with sour cream and salsa.  Enjoy your late night snack!Egg and cheese toastThis is a great pre-exam meal!2 eggs2 slices American  cheese2 slices BreadSalt and pepperPreheat oven to 400 degrees.  Place the bread slices on a baking sheet.  Toast the bread in oven until cheese is melted. Heat a skillet on medium heat on stove. Scramble eggs until cooked.Find Rent & Sell College Apartments, Houses, Townhomes! visit: College Cribs Online.com & College Rent Houses.com!its Free! Register with CCO and keep track of everything you are interested in.  Sign a lease online before you get to campus!It’s Real Estate, College Style!Attention Realtors! College Cribs Online is a great way to inform students about rental properties! Upload pictures, Virtual Tours and much more! - Its Free to Post - College Cribs Online

Here are some more good recipes that are pretty easy and delish. 
 
King Ranch Chicken
1/4 c margarine
1 med green pepper (chopped)
1 med onion (chopped) 
2 cans cream of chicken soup
2 cans rotel and green chilies
2 cups cubed chicken ( i like to use rotisserie)
12 corn tortillas
2 cups shredded cheddar cheese
 
Melt margarine in large sauce pan and add peppers and onions. Cook over med heat until tender. Blend in soup, tomatoes, and chicken. Heat thru. Place a layer of tortillas in bottom of 9×13 sih. Then top with tomato mixture and sprinkle cheese. Repeat 2 more times. Bake 325 for 40 minutes. serve with ranch style beans or black beans.
 
Chicken Parmesan
1 jar spaghetti sauce
6 T parmesan cheese
6 small boneless, skinless chix breasts
1 1/2 c shred. mozzarella cheese
 
Pour sauce into 9×13. Stir in 4 T parmesan cheese. Add chix, turn breasts over to coat both sides and cover with foil. 
 
Bake 375 for 30 minutes. Uncover and top with moz cheese and 2 T parmesan cheese. bake 5 more minutes or until chix is cooked thru and cheese melted.   
-CollegeCribsOnline 
  

    

In order to avoid putting on the freshman 15 pounds, here are 3 easy recipes for college student:

1.) Bagel Pizzas

plain bagels sliced

tomato sauce

shredded cheddar cheese

any additional toppings.

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.  Slice the bagles in half and top with sauce, cheese, and additional toppings if desired.  Place on a cookie sheet and bake for 15-20 minutes.

2.)Chili

ground turkey meat

1 T chili powder

2 can tomato sauce

1 can stewed tomatoes

Brown turkey meat over medium heat.  Cook until no longer pink.  Add sauce, tomatoes, and chili powder.  Reduce heat and simmer for 20 minutes.

Top with chopped onions and cheese.

3.)Chicken and Rice Casserole

4 boneless skinless chicken breasts

1 cup minute brown rice

3/4 cup water

cream of chicken soup

cream of mushroom soup

You will need a 9×13 dish to bake in.  Pour the rice into the baking dish.  Add water, chicken soup, and mushroom soup and mix altogether.  Top with the chicken.  Bake 350 for 40 minute

Have fun and invite some friends!!!…..Check back often….much more to come very soon!!

- CollegeCribsOnline 

 

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When deciding to move off-campus it is important to make the move as efficient as possible. Here are College Cribs Online’s 5 tips for a smooth transition.1.) Budget:  Make no mistake, regardless of your type of move, moving costs money. Whether it be in gas, food, or the time away from work, make sure you budget yourself accordingly. The more effective your move, the sooner you can get back to the things that will make you money such as school and work.2.) Help: The best thing to do when moving off-campus is to get some help. Call your friends in advance so that they have ample time to arrange to help you pack up your things and load them. Do not wait until the last minute, or you will be stuck moving yourself down the eight flights of stairs of your dorm room.3.) Transportation: The bigger the vehicle you can secure the better. You might ask friends to help you who have trucks or SUV’s. Another good option is to drive outside of town and ask a local farmer or local businessman if they will loan you your trailer for the day. Remember, less trips means less gas money which in the long run will be easier on the wallet.4.) Safety: Be Safe. Do not move when you are tired, in a hurry, or when you don’t have the time. Make sure you don’t try and lift to much by yourself. Pack items according to weight and keep an eye on stairs and hallways in which you will have to move your furniture.5.) Feed the Troops. Your friends came to help YOU. Make sandwiches, order pizza, or take them out to a local diner. This can be effective if you have a long day, or ever need their help again in the future. Who knows, you may end up rooming with one of them down the road.-CollegeCribsOnline  visit: www.CollegeCribsOnline.com!

When searching for your college home, it is important to also consider your health. Look for places that offer incentives or passes for students to local gyms as well as apartments or townhomes that offer state of the art workout facilities within your monthly budget. It is also helpful if you room with someone that has the same goals of staying fit as you do. Staying healthy is important to your overall success in College, and if you make sure to keep up the good habits it will be vitally important in your career and it life.-College Cribs Online  

When searching for a place to live on CollegeCribsOnline.com and CollegeRentHouses.com, there are many things to consider when deciding to move out of the dorm and living off campus. One of the main things to consider is what your goals are. If you are a dedicated student, you must choose wisely. If you are a person that roams around the college town searching for the next party, you need not be so picky. Here is College Cribs Online comments for both:Dedicated Student:1.) Proximity to Campus - Let’s face it, the further you are from school, the more time you spend traveling which leads to less time hitting the books.2.) The Hell-Raiser Factor - Study the area before you move in! Make sure to drive the complex at night and see how the students interact. Are there people out on the balconies with books in hand, or is it an all night party situation? Stay away from University Complexes that condone this type of interaction. Look for Apartment Amenities that will help you as a student and stay away from Apartments that look like you walked into a re-run of “Animal House”.3.) Safety - Make sure that the Apartment Complex is Safe. Look for outdoor lighting and nightly security. Gated Communities are a big plus! Make sure to talk extensively with the Aparment Manager before you move in.4.) Windows and Blinds - Make sure that you have ample lighting in the apartment, and windows are a big plus on cutting down your electric bill. If you are going to a college or university that has hot summers, make sure the apartment complex has good window blinds so that you can eliminate heat build up. Conversely, with large windows, it will help keep you place warm naturally as long as you don’t pick a place in the corner of the complex that doesn’t get any sunlight.5.) Friends - Talk to your friends, the best way other than personal feeling is word of mouth. Ask elder students in your classroom whether or not they like where they are living. Take notice of where the successful students are living and how they relate their living situation to efficient study habits. Dedicated Party Chaser:1.) Don’t Care: If you like to party and it’s all about the party…..here is a tip on looking for a place to live - Don’t Care. Odds are you will end up crashing at a place other than your own.2.) Distance is Key: If you have an 8:00 class for the semester, distance is your key to never getting there. Hey, at lease you have an excuse that you buddy might buy. Good luck with the teachers, but hey, if you are reading this you already got number 1 down.3.) Ability to Overlook - if you are a party man/woman, you have to have the ability to overlook some things when searching for a college apartment. Holes and bugs are something that will be there anyway when you order that late night pizza and leave it in the box next to the pile of beer cans you drank.4.) The Awesome Factor - Be creative. For example, it’s not a garage, it’s a potential in-house Bar. Also, make sure you tell everyone that even thought your landlord won’t turn on the heat, its still an awesome place to live. 5.) Hermit Hut - Make sure you find a place that you can put your roommate that never goes to class. Choose a room with very few windows and maybe a hole in the floor where he can say that someone came in and stole his books. At the very least, this insures great possible nicknames such as “Mr. Hermit Man” or Mr. Potato Head. * Regardless of the type of place you are looking for, you can find the right fit for your college and university life on CollegeCribsOnline.com and CollegeRentHouses.com!

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