Owning a home in Second Life
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Use a free home on a sandbox
You can get free houses at various freebie places such as: Freebie Galaxy
Find sandboxes in the Destination Guide
You can't leave it there for more than a few hours, but that may be enough for you at the start.
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Do you need a house? Do you need land? Read this first:
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How people have homes in Second Life
- Rent
- Linden Home (premium membership)
- Buy a home, put it on your land
- Use a free home on your land
- Use a free home on a sandbox
Rent
You need money:
Find: Search on terms like rent, rental, house
Cautions: Landlord may not keep paying for the land or may not treat you honestly
Actons: Start with a week's rent or less. Deal with established rental estates
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Established rental estates
Linden Home
Newcomers may want land because they want a house and yard. If you have a premium membership, you can have those things along with the premium membership. See this webpage:
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After I get a Linden home, can I change to another kind of Linden home? Here is how:
After I get a Linden home, can I change to another kind of Linden home? Here is how:
- If there are things you own there (house and yard), take them into your inventory
- At your home, click on World, About Land, General tab, Abandon Land.
- Wait a few hours for the database to be updated
- You can then claim a new Linden Home in the same way you did with the first one.
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Buy a home, put it on your land
Buy a home, put it on your land
You need money:
How do you get Lindens in Second Life? Summary
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Find: Search on terms like. house, home.***************
Use a free home on a sandbox
You can get free houses at various freebie places such as: Freebie Galaxy
Find sandboxes in the Destination Guide
You can't leave it there for more than a few hours, but that may be enough for you at the start.
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Prim limits
People entering Second Life for the first time usually start with a plot of 512 square meters. That comes along with a premium membership. That land will allow 117 prims. So some of the common questions come from exceeding the prim limit, "Why can't I rez the bed I bought."
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Furniture
People entering Second Life for the first time usually start with a plot of 512 square meters. That comes along with a premium membership. That land will allow 117 prims. So some of the common questions come from exceeding the prim limit, "Why can't I rez the bed I bought."
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Furniture
To shop for furniture, search on
furniture
furniture
Classifieds and furniture will be the most productive sub-categories.
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ReplyDeleteEducators looking to rent might consider Timbucks, an educator only sim. I've had a home here for a few years.... low rent, good prim allowance, and super accommodating landlord who is a college prof. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Timbucks/124/246/23
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