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Whether the garment is brand-new or has seen a few wears, it is important that you wash it. New garments often contain dyes and coatings that may prevent the bleach from working; you also want to remove any potential shrinkage before you start. A garage or an outdoor location would work the best, but you can use an indoor location too. If you are working indoors, choose a surface that can get scratch or stained. If there isn't one, cover it up with a cutting mat, newspaper, or plastic bags. If you plan on working with bleach, ensure that you have good ventilation. Have some rubber gloves ready.

summary: Wash the garment that you plan on altering. Choose a workspace that can get messy or ruined.

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If you know what neighborhood you're interested in living in, drive, walk or bike around the area. Look for "For Rent" signs, and if possible, inquire within. Make a list of all the things you "want" to have in your new place and all the things you "need" to have in your new place. Make sure any place you see has all the things you need before committing. Trust your gut. If a place feels too good to be true, it probably is. If no one is at home, try leaving a business card with your information. They may not call you back, but it's worth a try. Before the Internet, all home and apartment vacancies were listed in the classified section of the newspaper. Purchase a local paper, and while you're at it, drop in on some local coffee shops and businesses. Sometimes people will hang listings on bulletin boards or by the front desk. Check social media. Oftentimes, it's easier to rent by reference, rather than listing an apartment online. Even if you don't know someone well, chances are a mutual friend will be able to put in a good word for you. Try looking on Reddit. The front page of the Internet often has apartment listings for the greater Los Angeles area. Renters do not have to pay realtors; the person renting the property pays that money. With that said, realtors have a wealth of knowledge and their expertise can come in handy when looking for a new home. Even if you choose not to hire a realtor, you can call a realtor to verify an owner's name, so you don't end up getting bamboozled. Rental agents are often the first to know of a new property, so they are excellent resources for getting started. Look for open houses online and attend any that seem interesting. LA is a very competitive market, so open houses are usually crowded and aggressive. Renters frequently make offers at open houses, so attend each open house armed with the following materials: A renter resume, that includes credit score, your household income and occupation, any pet information and your rental insurance policy info. A completed rental application. A copy of your credit report. A copy of your driver's license or state ID. Proof of income. A checkbook. Make sure you have enough money in the bank to cover the cost of first and last month's rent, plus a security deposit.

summary: Scope out neighborhoods in person. Read the newspaper. Hire a realtor. Attend open houses.

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If you are coming from another country, then you will need to fly into an international airport. Traveling to Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) will also save you the trouble of going through a second border if you plan to visit the Canadian falls. Toronto Pearson International Airport is also a good option if you are traveling from the US or Canada because this airport will have lots of flights to choose from. This airport is a 1.5 hour drive from Niagara Falls. You might be able to find a good deal at a smaller airport. However, keep in mind that Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ) does not have international flights other than between the US and Canada, so it will not be a good choice if you are coming from another country. This airport is a 1.5 hour drive from Niagara Falls. This is a smaller airport, but it offers lots of flights within North America. Check to see if you can get a good deal on a flight into John C Munro Hamilton International Airport (YMC). This airport is about 1 hour away from Niagara Falls. This is a great option if you are flying from within the United States, or if you only want to visit the US side of Niagara Falls. Keep in mind that you will need to have a passport to cross the border and visit the Canadian side of Niagara Falls. This airport is 45 minutes away from Niagara Falls.
summary: Fly to Toronto Pearson International Airport outside the US or Canada. Select Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport from the US or Canada. Fly John C Munro Hamilton International Airport from North America. Opt for Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) to see the US falls.