Starting IB role FT in July in Houston, and looking for a roommate. Open to living anywhere (downtown, rice, heights, Midtown, Montrose, etc...) DM if you are interested in connecting.
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Based on the WSO Dataset, it seems you're in a similar position to others who have sought roommates in Houston while starting their roles in investment banking. Here are a few steps and considerations based on previous threads and discussions:
Location Preferences: You've mentioned being open to various neighborhoods like Downtown, Rice, Heights, Midtown, and Montrose. These areas are popular among young professionals for their proximity to amenities and, in some cases, ease of commute to financial districts. It's a good idea to prioritize these based on your workplace location, lifestyle preferences, and budget.
Budgeting: Determine your budget for rent and utilities. This will be crucial in your discussions with potential roommates. Previous discussions have highlighted the importance of clear communication regarding financial expectations to avoid any misunderstandings later.
Networking for Roommates: Utilizing platforms like Wall Street Oasis for reaching out is a great start. Consider also leveraging LinkedIn, your alumni network, and even your incoming employer's HR department or intern groups, as they might be able to connect you with others in a similar situation.
Discussing Expectations: Once you connect with potential roommates, have an open discussion about living habits, expectations regarding cleanliness, guest policies, and work schedules. Compatibility in these areas can significantly enhance your living experience.
Exploring Housing Options: Start looking into housing options in your preferred areas. Websites like Zillow, Apartments.com, and even local Facebook groups can be valuable resources. Given your interest in areas like Downtown and Midtown, you'll find a range of options from high-rise apartments to more traditional housing, depending on your preference.
Remember, finding the right roommate can significantly impact your overall experience, especially when starting a demanding role in investment banking. It's worth taking the time to ensure a good fit. Good luck with your search and your upcoming role in Houston!
Sources: Houston Summer 2020 Associate Recruiting, Roommates in Houston, 2017 FT Roommate Thread, https://www.wallstreetoasis.com/forum/investment-banking/those-who-recruited-for-ft-ib-2020-positions-how-was-it?customgpt=1, Full time analyst starting mid July yet to hear from HR (NYC)
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