Adelaide teacher, 22, lived rent-free for an entire YEAR in luxurious homes by house-sitting

Teacher, 22, who lived rent-free for an entire YEAR in luxurious homes by house-sitting reveals her secrets to saving a fortune on accommodation

  •  A young woman has saved on rent and earned cash by house sitting for a year
  •  Eleni, 22, paid $70 to sign up to the network, was offered gifts and free groceries
  •  House-sitting arrangements can last anywhere from two weeks to six months

Eleni (pictured), 22, paid $70 to use house-sitting network websites – Happy House Sitters and The House Sitters – to find people who wanted their houses looked after 

A teacher has detailed how she was able to live rent-free for a year by house-sitting. 

Eleni, 22, from Adelaide, paid $70 to use house-sitting network websites – Happy House Sitters and The House Sitters – to find people who wanted their houses looked after while they were away. 

Not only was she able to stay in expensive homes without spending a cent, her other living costs were covered as well.

‘I live rent free, bill free, and they [the homeowners] also buy me food,’ she told Yahoo.

‘One couple will fill up the fridge before I house-sit, and I can have anything I want from there, the pantry and the laundry.’

She said she was paid $500 for staying in a beach-front home for two months, and that she receives a ‘lot of red wine’.

Eleni said there is minimal vetting involved before homeowners ask her to move into their properties.

‘You don’t have to do anything… no points of ID. You just make a profile, put pictures up of yourself, and then it’s up to the owners to ask if they want certain clearances on anything,’ she said.  

‘You just make a profile, put pictures up of yourself, and then it’s up to the owners to ask if they want certain clearances on anything’, she said.

She said house-sitting arrangements can last anywhere from two weeks to six months. 

‘Everyday there’s a new house posted, and you could easily be in a different house all year if you’re not fussed about where you’re going to go,’ she said.

Eleni said there is minimal vetting involved before homeowners ask her to move into their properties

Eleni said there is minimal vetting involved before homeowners ask her to move into their properties 

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