$745/month + $55/month utilities package - Co-ed sharing in Los Angeles with Great Amenities, Cable, and Internet
Wed Oct 28, 2026About This Property
MOVE IN TODAY: same-day move-in, fast application, 6–12 month leases. $745 rent + $55 utilities ($800/month all-in). $800 security deposit. $40 application fee.
Try a trial week for $250 — it's credited toward your deposit when you sign a 6–12 month lease. 💰 Whether you book directly with us or through, you'll snag the same amazing rate.
You can take advantage of Rhino Partner Portal or TheGuarantors for people who need to pay the deposit but can’t afford it because it’s a double deposit since their credit score is low, or they just prefer not to pay a deposit then they can use the platforms. For more information, Please review their websites so that we can clearly communicate to interested tenants.🛡 Welcome to the world's first co-living for people in Film or Music. Come work on projects with our equipment and amenities. We got everything you would need.
Artist Housing has consistently had the most affordable housing in Los Angeles for 10 years. We don’t have private apartments though, we provide communities to live in (co-living). You share common areas or bedrooms, saving you a lot of money while making life-long friends.
Below is our updated availability:
$745/month + $55/month utilities package – shared downtown Co-ed dorm and Girls only dorms available Currently (ASAP)
Text us at (818) •••-•••• to schedule a tour. Utilities are just $55 additional to the listed price and include electric, water, gas, trash, sewer, wifi, cable and more. Laundry is coin-operated. No double-occupancy. No dogs or cats. International people will automatically be approved even without a credit check.
If you want to apply we will need to check your credit score and criminal history. It is $40. To do so just fill out a profile by clicking on any of the available beds at: (does not matter which one u choose on the site).
If your score is below 700, you could do a co-signer that has a credit score above 800, OR a double deposit… but thats $1,600. You do get it all back usually within 24hrs after move out. And if u can show ur score to turn over 700 while staying with us we can return the additional deposit at that time.
Deposits equal one month's rent with utilities. Rent is $745/month + $55/month utilities package ($800 all-in per month), with an $800 deposit. To hold a bed will require half of that deposit upfront. This will insure you have the bed for your arrival. The sooner the better as we are usually pretty full. The holding deposit is not refundable if you choose not to move in for whatever emergency or misunderstanding, so make sure you are certain when you book. Also the date you reserve cant be adjusted. You can come later but would have to pay rent as of the day the bed is made available. Upon moving in you pay the $800 deposit (your $250 trial week is credited toward it when you sign a 6–12 month lease) and first months rent.
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Contact us: 213-214-(3456)/(818) •••-••••
Rental Details
This 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom multi-family at 807 Flower Street, Unit Room 1 in Los Angeles, CA is available for rent on Rent Duck. It has about 800 square feet of living space. Rent is $745 per month, with a security deposit of $800. It is available to move in now. Contact the owner or property manager on this page to ask questions or set up a showing, or browse more rentals in Los Angeles, CA on Rent Duck.
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