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These days, it's not easy to find a great apartment. While U.S. News and

World reports says there are signs of increased supply and prices are beginning to drop, it's still

hard to find a rental to call home. With so many people buying places to turn them into short-term

rentals, demand for apartments has been red-hot in recent years, and if you travel extensively for work,

you often have to pay to rent an apartment you may not be living in for months at a time.

Well, that's where Kiki comes in. The app, formerly known as Easy Rent, just added $6 million

in funding to relaunch in the U.S. and help garden variety tenants find subletters, that according

to TechCrunch. But here's

the twist. Kiki uses the same approach as dating apps to help you find a subletter who's, well,

someone just like you. The app matches renters and subletters who have similar preferences and

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