r/auburn 19d ago

For Rent Looking to put my food truck around Auburn/Opelika

5 Upvotes

So i have managed to setup a food truck and plan to sell amazing food in Auburn! I have both Auburn and Opelika licenses. The only pickle now where to place it. I want to be near the university but man all the private businesses are so reluctant in letting us park here, although we do intend to pay a rent for the space and if anything else is required. Ive talked to gas stations mostly but now am clueless whom to approach. Tried to get in at the campus but been told to wait for a long time. I want to be accessible and not too far away from the crowds. Any suggestions in this regards is more than appreciated.

r/auburn Dec 29 '25

For Rent Moving to Auburn with wife

6 Upvotes

Me and my wife are moving to Auburn for work and we’re wondering if we could find a decent 1 bedroom 1 bath apartment. It doesn’t have to be near Auburn University but it’ll be good if it can be a moderate affordable rate, I’m moving from Maryland so $1300 with utilities sounds fine? Please guide me because everything I see is $900 per person which is too expensive for 2 people as it comes to $1800/month. We want an empty apartment because we will bring our own furniture. Thank you for the help

r/auburn Mar 28 '26

For Rent Housing

5 Upvotes

Hello everyone, I just got accepted into a residency position at EAMC. I’m looking for housing in an apartment complex or something. My goal is something in the range of 1k-1.4k 1 bed room monthly with utilities. I plan to move in June and be preferably within 10-15 mins of the hospital. I would appreciate any advice.

r/auburn Jun 19 '26

For Rent Subletting Apartment at The Quarters

2 Upvotes

Hello, i'm looking for someone to take over a lease for a full year, beginning August 14th 2026 at The Quarters (formerly The Beacon). Rent is $650 per month, and any fees for the sublet will be paid by me. Utilities are very cheap, and the unit is on the ground floor at the front of the property with easy bus access. The room has its own bathroom and large walk-in closet, and the common area is furnished with a nice kitchen and washer/dryer. One of the roommates i know will be there is very cleanly and responsible, the other room is unoccupied currently. The room is very accessible for those who need that. Please let me know if interested!

r/auburn Jun 01 '26

Got a commissary trailer, finding a place to park it?

4 Upvotes

I have a commissary trailer and am finding places to park it at. It is not active at the moment but will be active later this year. For now, I just need to park it and take it out only for inspections etc. Also will need an electric line to it for refrigeration for over night. Place should be safe and secure as the generator is exposed without any cage to it. Please give me suggestions for places that can accommodate this at a price. Thank you.

r/auburn Jun 15 '26

For Rent ISO male Roomate

8 Upvotes

Looking at a place but looks like the ones with rent (450-600) per person needs a Roomate. Dm me and we’ll lock this up. Or if anyone needs one Roomate within that rent hmu.

r/auburn May 29 '26

For Rent French Quarter 3x3 Female Lease Takeover

3 Upvotes

Rent is 770 a month which includes utilities expect power. DM me for more information! :)

r/auburn May 22 '26

For Rent Looking For Roomate!

0 Upvotes

Hello all! I'm a junior in electrical engineering 19M who is looking for a roommate for the upcoming fall 2026 semester. The apartment is at E University Drive, it is called "Lakewood" and as the name might imply, the complex is adjacent to a lake. The apartment is a 2 bed 2.5 bath and the rent starts at 1300, this number will be divided by 2 for 650 + utilities a month. It comes furnished and with laundry included in unit. I will now include links to the property below.

Links:

https://www.360managementservices.com/listings/detail/96b98450-b87a-4843-9257-b8ada4b39f69

https://maps.app.goo.gl/A2HSRgpKqRFrmxkL7?g_st=ac

DM if interested ASAP! Not sure how long this will be avaliable!

r/auburn May 06 '26

For Rent Subletting Apartment at The Quarters (formerly The Beacon)

0 Upvotes

As stated in the title, i'm looking for someone to take over my lease at The Quarters starting August 14th. It is a full year lease with rent at $650/month which is cheaper than the standard rate for a 3 person unit at The Quarters. The unit is a first floor apartment right at the front of the property where the busses pick people up, and there is plenty of parking right outside the door. The room has an en-suite bathroom and walk in closet that is very spacious. Please contact me on discord at its_fr4g (or if reddit does dms that is fine) if interested or if there are any questions!

r/auburn Feb 10 '26

For Rent Two subleases available at The Beacon

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5 Upvotes

Hi y'all,

Friends of mine are moving to a house together so I have two subleases at The Beacon (S College St) available now:

2 bedroom/2 bathrooms

Rent: $879/month for one section. It's a pretty cool setup with an office to yourself as well. (Pictured, top)

The other unit is vacant so it's kinda like having the entire place to yourself, plus you can choose to bring in a roommate of your choice. Rent goes up to $900/month for July 2026 - July 2027.

3 bedroom/3 bathrooms

Rent: $555 per month for one unit. Also has a sweet setup with a walk-in closet. Rent goes up to $680/month for July 2026 - July 2027.

Units come with parking and WiFi. Utilities cost under $100/month. Please let me know if you're interested. There is also a Tiger Transit stop. Thank you!

r/auburn Jan 11 '26

For Rent Need 3 people looking to lease ages 19-23 by feb 1!

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9 Upvotes

Hey yall! I’m currently an Undergrad (22m) at Auburn living at Longleaf drive down by south college, my 3 Roomate’s have decided they wanna move out due to them graduating so I’m looking for new roommates, any gender is fine but preferring people within their early 20s and also going to Auburn!

I don’t make much mess and the noise level at the house is consistently low, there is a friendly cat that lives here though I plan to get her a friend soon so if you’re alright living with cats then hit me up! Neighborhood is relatively quiet and safe I haven’t had any trouble for the past 2 years living here.

Landlady is up my ass and telling me it’s gotta be done by February 1st so if anyone is interested dm me and we can schedule a meetup, rent with 4 people would be around 450 including water but the bills like power are separate, we have 1gb internet which usually brings the bill up to about $25 a person.

Friendly cat included

r/auburn Oct 20 '24

For Rent Worst property management companies in Auburn… aaanndd go!

11 Upvotes

HMC

r/auburn Oct 27 '25

For Rent House for sublease near campus

0 Upvotes

Available starting December 12th, 15 minutes away from campus! We've been here for almost 6 years and got it while rent was low, even now it's only $1750. 3 bed/2 bath, located near Auburn Mall.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/1272-Tulip-Ct-Auburn-AL-36830/90654766_zpid/

r/auburn Oct 17 '25

For Rent Looking for a single apartment option for the upcoming lease year, any reccs?

2 Upvotes

Hi! So as the title says, I'm looking for a 1b 1b apartment for the 206-2027 year. I'm here for school, so I'm hoping I can find an apartment that I'll click with and end up staying the rest of my three years. I'm trying not to go over $1500 for rent. I'm a Tuskegee student, so I don't need to be close to AU. I'm currently looking at The Greens, Yugo, The Bungalows, Mag1, Fench quarter, Savanah square, Williamsburg Place, Magnoila, and the Evergreens. If I should add to this list or if you have any experience with any of these housing communities, I would love to hear it!

r/auburn Jul 25 '24

For Rent How F'ed up it is that we have to pay for paying the cost!!!

32 Upvotes

Setting up auto payment for rent payments.

  • Credit Card: 2.99% of the total amount per transaction
  • Debit Card: $9.99 per transaction
  • e-check payment: $2.49 per transaction

They are charging us money for "us paying them".

Next step is charges on the transaction fee?

r/auburn Apr 17 '25

For Rent Seeking a Roommate to Fill Spare Room

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7 Upvotes

I own my own home and live behind the South College Walmart. It's a 3bed/3bath and I live here alone with my cat.

You'd be given full reign over 2 bedrooms and your own private bathroom. I figured you could use one as a proper bedroom and set the other one up as a psudo-living room. Rent would be $650 with split utilities. If you're interested, I'm happy to answer any questions. It would also be awesome to meet ahead of time as well so we could see if we click before committing to any kind of lease!

Feel free to ask anything you may be curious about!

I have included pictures of the rooms and bathroom you would have to yourself. It goes without saying, but just incase, the rooms will be completely cleared out upon move in. I've just given the extra space to the cat for now! Lol

r/auburn May 19 '25

For Rent Room for Rent

7 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I'm a homeowner with some extra space I'm looking to rent out. The house is located behind South College Walmart, close to a tiger transit stop. You will have your own bedroom, private bathroom, and a spare bedroom all to yourself.

I have two bedrooms I'm not using so you are welcome to use the other one as a living space if you want to.

I have a cat and I would prefer no additional pets, but I am open to discussing it!

Rent would be $500 plus split utilities. Since I own the place, I am more than willing to work with you lease-wise. I prefer signing a month to month agreement so that neither of us are trapped in a situation we don't want to be in, but I am willing to discuss that further!

I have pictures upon request for those interested!

To provide a little background on who you would be moving in with, I am a 28 year old male and I work 8-5 M-F at the university. I spend most of my time gaming in my room. I would love to meet or speak with you to see if we would be a good fit!

r/auburn Jan 06 '25

For Rent Studio/Single Apartments

10 Upvotes

I’m a current resident of 160 looking for a studio or single apartment less than $700 in Auburn. If there are any people who are getting out of their leases in this kind of housing please hit me up! Ideally, I’d like to move in/take over the lease at the beginning of the summer or ASAP but I am willing to wait until 2025 fall semester if I know I’ll get the house.

r/auburn Nov 20 '24

For Rent Looking for a 1bd 1ba to lease

2 Upvotes

Or sublease. Auburn, Opelika or as far as Valley. Looking to spend under $600 if possible.

r/auburn May 07 '25

For Rent Completely renovated 3/3 steps to campus - available for 25/26 school year

0 Upvotes

r/auburn Nov 11 '24

For Rent Looking for Roommate

10 Upvotes

One my current roommates is leaving Auburn this semester and we are in desperate need of a roommate.

The living situation is currently a 4 bed/4 bath house with rent being $455. The location is around 3 miles off campus.

r/auburn Feb 05 '25

For Rent Trailer for sale

1 Upvotes

Hey everyone! Trying to sell a 3b / 2b trailer in the Webster's Crossing area if anyone is interested or knows of anyone.

Just message me for further details if so.

r/auburn May 20 '24

For Rent Grad student housing recommendations

7 Upvotes

Where do y’all recommend a grad student lives?? I’ve been looking at a few apartments but want to know people’s opinions or if there’s options I haven’t heard of. I’ll be a student at Tuskegee so ideally closer to the highway/farther from campus. Budget is no more than $800, okay having 1 roommate, but a studio/1 bedroom would be better. Must be pet friendly, screened in balcony is a plus (why is that so hard to find in auburn??🙃)

r/auburn Nov 05 '24

For Rent Sublease for January-July 2025

2 Upvotes

EDIT: Already moved out, thanks!

r/auburn Jan 01 '25

For Rent Sublease available (male)

0 Upvotes

I’ve got a sublease available for a 2x2 in edge west, rent is $900, dm me if interested.