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Questions to ask

When to start looking
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Questions to Ask

When you're getting ready to look at apartments, you should arm yourself with a list of questions that you will ask the landlord or the property management company.

These should include:

What is the rent per month?

Is a security deposit required? If so, how much is it and under what conditions is it held?

Does the landlord require payment of last month's rent in advance?

Is there an extra charge (and if so how much?) for utilities, storage space, air conditioning, parking space, late payment of rent, etc.?
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Does the lease indicate that the rent can be increased if real-estate taxes, or sewer and water assessments are increased, or for any other reason?

Are maintenance hours restricted?

How is emergency service handled?

How is trash disposal handled?

Laundry facilities? How many are available?

What security precautions does the unit take?
 
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