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- digitalswarm0
LA is huge, there are plenty of places to live. I wouldn't settle for a place that's just close to your office.
$2000 a month for rent isn't terrible either. You could find a small house to rent, like I do in Culver City, or an apartment anywhere on the Westside for that much.
If you're a hipster, or enjoy their local music venues, then Silver Lake, Echo Park, are for you.
I'm more of a Westsider, which means nicer neighborhoods, and closer to the beach. Of course, things will be more expensive over here.
You should start with
http://www.westsiderentals.com/I think it's about $60 or so to sign up- but it's a must-have for people looking to move in LA, if you're renting.
You'll be able to see pics of the available places, and you can map everything out for your commute. Hope that helps.