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by Anonymous on November 28th, 2009
I had the same experience. I raised the rent, and asked for a full months rent as a deposite...checked with his last address, gave him a STRICT list of rules and went over the rules before I agreed to rent to him.
He understood that if his rent was late more than once, he would be evicted. If he broke the rules more than once, he would be evicted. The more you charge for rent, the better your renter is (usually).A good rental agent does all this for you...they charge about $120 a month, but it's worth it. Be sure the new renter signs the paper with all the rules before you rent to him.
I rented a property part furnished, now Im buying my own furniture. can I tell my landlord to take his back and how long does he have?
by Stacey on June 13th, 2011
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i am renting but do i have any ground to stand on to get out of my contract?
by james1991 on February 13th, 2011
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I recently moved out my apartment building in nyc in which i lived for 15 years.They sent me a three thousand dollar bill.Can they do this?
by ayanna13 on March 23rd, 2011
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What would you say if someone rented burnt out buildings for money?
by Jman2707 on July 3rd, 2011
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ok my landlord husban
is here 3 times a week,ive seen him do little snoping one thing 4 times a week another what my wright
by bii on January 27th, 2011
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