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6 Tips To Make Sure You Get Your Security Deposit Back

You're moving out of your rental property with a big smile on your face. After all, you've kept the property in good condition, paid all your bills on time, and not created any problems with the landlord. What could go wrong? Plenty. The following are six ways that you can reduce the chances of losing your security deposit to the landlord.

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Standard Form Apartment Lease (Self-Extending)

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Standard Form Apartment Lease (Self-Extending)

This agreement governs the leasing terms and payments between the tenant and the property owner.

Mold Addendum Form

This document is signed as part of the lease or tenancy at-will agreement.

Financial Strategies For First-Time-Renters

Renting an apartment is no easy feat. In particular, many renters confront financial challenges arising from a lack of due diligence or other extraneous events. However, financial obligations salient to the process are best navigated through deliberate preparation tactics; researching, prioritizing needs and wants to budget, and forecasting scenarios, are all techniques that ameliorate future financial stress. We’ll share with you some of the proven strategies used by successful renters and our insights gained from decades of experience as Rental Property Owners.

Rental Application Form

This is form is completed by prospective tenants and is subject to the property owner's approval.

Rental Brokerage Fee Disclosure

This document is only required when a prospective tenant uses a broker to secure their rental property.

Renter's Insurance Fact Sheet

Renter's insurance protects against physical damages to your personal property. For instance, if your laptop was stolen from your apartment the portion of your insurance that covers physical damage would reimburse you.

February 1, 2023

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