The Housing Information Office provides an excellent map of greater Ann Arbor. It lists all these apartment complexes, their addresses and phone numbers, plus some other useful information. In exchange for four to six hours of work per week, co-op members save a considerable amount of money over other living situations. Charges generally include room, board, utilities, entertainment, and laundry. Fraternities and sororities offer an additional housing option.
Some houses also take in non-member boarders.
Your Rights Renting anywhere demands a certain knowledge of landlord-tenant law. If you know your rights and responsibilities, you may avoid unnecessary problems and expenses. In particular, you should know what you are getting into before making commitments. AATU relies primarily on a staff of trained volunteers who serve the entire Ann Arbor area. Call for current hours.