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Avoiding a Bad Lease Is Worth Some Short-Term Pain
Summary from United States, from articles in English
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We will be covering some of the basics of what a lease is, as well as what the current status of leases are going on, as well as some environmental issues, which have become very much a concern. (article 4)
She also plans to rent her parking spot in the apartment garage and would be allowed to use the community's pool, gym, etc. (article 3)
What are her rights and obligations then, if any? Because this is a built-in two vs. one arrangement, how should decisions about daily living be determined? Potomac. (article 3)
The best approach is to draw up a written agreement between your daughter and the apartment's current tenants, between your daughter and the management company, or both. (article 3)
Of course, even if you disagree with parts of the lease in the days leading up to your move, you will have to negotiate with your landlord and attempt to settle the problems immediately. (article 1)
How much are comparable places in your neighborhood? What is the market rent on your condo? Ask neighbors and friends and look through apartment listings online and in local newspapers to determine whether you are paying a high price for your apartment. (article 2)
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Source articles
- Avoiding a Bad Lease Is Worth Some Short-Term Pain (Washington Post, 06/16/2008, 445 words)
- Weighing the Costs, Financial and Otherwise, of Staying vs. Moving (Washington Post, 06/16/2008, 1056 words)
- Subleasing? Protect Your Rights by Making It Official. (Washington Post, 06/16/2008, 498 words)
- Gas Drilling (msnbc.msn.com, 06/17/2008, 350 words)
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