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Even More Rental Home Rip Offs

December 9, 2008 at 11:30 AM | by | Comment (1)

We should've known that we'd find more inauguration rip offs than the five we highlighted last week, but we didn't expect one of them to come from a former presidential candidate: Fred Thompson is reportedly offering up his one-bedroom condo in DC for $30,000. At least you get to stay for five days.

If you're too partisan to rent from a Republican, though, the people offering up this five-bedroom Bethesda home for $35,000 sound hip enough to be Obama fans:

The house is modern, just over one year old, lots of glass, stainless steel, stone, maple...

Most "MTV Cribs" pale in comparison to this property, it is truly one of a kind.

Not really the five-figure type? We managed to dig up an even more expensive rental if you want to mark the historic inauguration with a historic amount of vacation debt. This suburban Maryland home spans 7,000 square feet and can be yours for a week for $150,000. On the upside, it comes with a chauffeur, a chef, a masseuse and "private security." Even a guy who played a DA on TV can't promise you that!

Related Stories:
· Best Of The Craigslist Inauguration Rip Offs (So Far) [Jaunted]
· 4,500 DC Hotel Rooms Now Available for the Inauguration [HC]

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