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What would you do with a month’s free rent?

October 27, 2009 12:19 pm, posted by Chelsea  | 

After seeing everyone’s interest in our Quicken Free Rent Sweepstakes happening on Twitter, we decided to hit the streets of San Francisco and ask, “What would you do with a month’s free rent?”

We heard a lot of great ideas. One gentleman said he’d buy a year’s worth of clothes for his son and another would use the money to pay off a credit card bill after proposing to his girlfriend!

Credit: mmechtley

The most popular answer we heard was to use the money for traveling – including trips to New Zealand, New York City, or even Afghanistan. Given that the average rent of a 1-bedroom apartment in San Francisco is $2,172 , we weren’t surprised that a few people said they would put their savings towards next month’s rent.

Here’s a short video of some of our interviews:

We’d love to hear what you’d do if you had free rent this December – tell us in a comment below or ping @Quicken on Twitter!

A few others sent us tweets about how they’d spend a month’s worth of free rent. Here are some examples:

this would be great to get extra Christmas presents!! thanks @quicken #quickenfreerent – @oceanmuzik

@Quicken I would buy a new fall wardrobe. #quickenfreerent – @joelbrewer

@Quicken Santa will be coming if we get free rent-my son won’t be bumming and sleepin in a tent! #quickenfreerent – @jennsp97

#quickenfreerent I would buy a convection oven. ;-)@t42vek20

The sweepstakes doesn’t end until November 13th so there’s still time to enter! In two steps, you can be on your way to free rent – just in time for the holiday season.

1. Follow @Quicken on Twitter
2. Send a tweet including the #quickenfreerent hash tag

One winner will have their December 2009 rent paid up to a maximum of $2,500! The sweepstakes is underway at http://www.quickenfreerent.com. Full contest rules, terms and conditions, and entry methods are available there. Good luck! Follow @Quicken for the latest updates on how to win FREE RENT.

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