Live Realty Boston

• Josh took the time to understand client goals and communicate these to landlords.
• Olesea Bejan successfully guided a client searching for a studio for a returning Berklee College of Music student.
• Caroline Greene supported a first-time apartment seeker, walking them through every step of the process.
• Kandia Frangiadakis was recognized for being understanding and helpful through a complex move involving changing roommates.
• Trevor was praised for being extremely helpful and responsive during the search and application process, and for answering questions even after the lease was signed.

• Allston
• Brighton
• Brookline

The website navigation also references "See all..." neighborhoods, indicating that Live Realty Boston serves additional areas in and around Boston even when every neighborhood is not listed individually.

Prospective renters can use the search tools on the Live Realty Boston website to explore available apartments by neighborhood.

• Main phone: +1 (617) 487 8227

Online Help and Contact

• Help Center: Accessible from the website navigation for self-service help and resources.
• Contact Page: The website includes a Contact page at https://liverealtyboston.com/contact where clients can reach out to the team.

Additional Notes

• The public website does not list a specific office address or direct email address.
• For questions about listings, showings, or applications, clients should use the phone number above or the website contact options so the team can route the inquiry to the right agent.

• Andy Bonilla — Real Estate Agent
• Caroline Greene
• Charles Haritos — Broker
• Christina Kamara
• Kandia Frangiadakis
• Keith Rose

These team members work with renters to identify suitable apartments, arrange showings, and guide them through the application process.

Careers

Live Realty Boston is hiring and offers opportunities for individuals interested in a career in real estate.

Candidates interested in joining a professional team focused on the Boston rental market are encouraged to explore career opportunities via the Live Realty Boston website.

• Percentage of Income: It is generally advised not to spend more than 30% of your income on rent.
• 50/30/20 Rule: This rule helps allocate income where 50% is for essential expenses, 30% for non-essential, and 20% for savings.

Considerations

• Consider monthly expenses such as groceries, gas, loans, and medical bills.
• Lifestyle preferences can impact how much should be spent on rent.
• Factors like location, family size, debts, and utilities should be factored into rent budgeting.

Clients are encouraged to use the rent calculator on the Live Realty Boston website to budget effectively and ensure a comfortable balance between living expenses and lifestyle choices.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.