 Should i move back home- please help? |
| so i moved out to a great place where the rent of 840 (it's a one bedroom) i thought since my bf's lease was going to be over he would move in with me and i would defitely afford the place, ... |
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 How do I force a renter to move? |
| I was recently divorced and received a home in my settlement. Notified renters 1 month ago to move. They told me today they will not move until forced to do so. The renters are "system savy"... |
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 How can I collect unpaid rent from a past tenant? |
| We had to evict a tenant for not paying $4425 worth of rent. She actually showed up for court, and agreed to pay back rent, right in front of a judge, so we have a signed court order. It's been 9... |
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 When renting and it says no pets on the lease does that mean no pets? |
| We don't have a dog sadly she passed away and soon will be signing up for a new house to rent we at the moment we don't have any pets when it say's no pets would this also include no ... |
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 I am so frusterated. Will I ever find a house? |
| I am 19 years old and I just got prequalified on my own. At my age and income, I wasn't prequalified for very much ($85,000). Right now I live an hour and a half away from work and need to ... |
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 Are we as landlords responsible for a broken toilet seat? |
| We rent a property to a lady, who has lived there almost 18 months. We fitted a new toilet seat when she moved in. The company who manage the letting have informed us the seat is cracked. Are we ... |
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 A man sold his house @ $100K this year, Sales Price is 40% over the orig.purch. price. What is the orig.purch$ |
a man sold his house @ $100K this year, Sales Price is 40% over the orig.purch. price. What is the orig.purch$
a.$600K
b. $625K
c. $400K
d.$715K... |
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 Joint mortgage with ex girlfriend? |
i need some advice please.
me and my ex girlfriend has a joint mortgage for the past year and we have just split up, i whent to stay back at my mums & dads house so she is now in the flat on ... |
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 Can I be evicted for non payment of rent? |
| My rental utilities are combined with my neighbors ,our land lord will not let us have a copy of the bill. we know our utilities have doubled since last year.i also have bees living in my living room ... |
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 Is being a landlord as much of a pain in the butt as people say? |
| I'm in my mid 30's and would like to have 1 or 2 tenants. I'm not looking for immediate profit but want the rent to cover the monthly costs for this investment. Is that possible?... |
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 Eviction ? |
what can my mum do as her landlord has served her with 30 days notice yesterday as he wants to sell the flat she is living in ?
she suffers from agrophobia and has panic attacks so she is ... |
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 My tenants will not vacate my flat even though i gave them 2 months notice - what can i do? |
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I tried being nice to them but they won't leave - the tenancy is up on the 31st May and I want them out. They said they won't go until they find somewhere ... |
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 What does "AS IS" mean in Real Estate? |
| Hello, I have recently started house hunting. I found a place online I would like to look at but I noticed it said this home is "AS IS" does that mean that there is a problem with the home ... |
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| My daughter wants to buy a house for 19,000.00 and the app. is 70.000.00 but has bad credit. We need help fast. THANKS!!... |
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 I am trying to get out my apartment lease and can't find info. in my leasing agreement? |
| All morning I've been reading over my leasing agreement and the only information I found that is somewhat useful is that my apartment complex doesn't allow sub-leasing. (Something I wouldn&... |
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 Landlord refuse to give me the mailbox key, is that legal? |
| Rcently rent an apartment, its owned privately, landlord doesnt live in here and drops by sometimes a week. She refused to give me the key to the mailbox, only promised to pick up my mails twice a ... |
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 Buying a property while receiving benefits? |
| i would like to be able to buy a house but would i qualify for a mortgage whilst receiving incapacity benefits?... |
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 Can you be evicted from your apartment in north dakota during winter months? |
| Our landlord has recently told us we were being evicted, and there are no other apartments available in this town. And it has been below zero and is winter. And someone told me that it is illegal to ... |
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Nodor | Apartment...upstairs or down? |
I am going to be moving into a new apartment in the next few months and I am undecided if I should look at a down stairs or up stairs apartment.
At the moment I live in an up stairs, so I am just wondering what to expect if I were to move into a downstairs. |
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P.Y.T.
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expect noise, and possibly a lower rent. i have heard that complexes charge more to upstairs units depending on the management. but move in will be a ton easier and you dont have to worry about walking upstairs on those tired days or drunken nights! |
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Mrs Apple
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I like being upstairs. At least I know no one will be jumping on their floor that will affect me from sleeping. There's also more privacy when you're upstairs. |
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Weimaraner Mom
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If you move to a downstairs apartment expect to hear the people above you ALL the time. If you live on the ground floor you can't leave your windows open incase someone breaks in, top floor has it's advantages. |
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sterlingsmommy@sbcglobal.net
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Definately stay upstairs. You never know how will be living above you if are downstairs. Maybe they have kids, dogs, or maybe stay up all night. I had some neighbors that used to play soccer in the apartment above me. And I mean that literally. It sucked, stuff used to fall off my shelves. |
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Mike N
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its preference. downstairs u hear the ones over you but its more convenient moving heavy stuff and groceries and coming home drunk. but upstairs you have a better view and dont hear anyone but you gotta climb stairs everyday |
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Jen-Jen
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upstairs! You don't want to hear your neighbors!!! |
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Mopar Muscle Gal
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expect to hear all the squeaks and noises from the upstairs tennants
if they have a flood from a broken pipe ? so do you when it waterfalls into your place |
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b0rnbad
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There are pro's and con's to both. If you live upstairs, the people below can hear every step you take - if you live downstairs, vice-versa. I prefer downstairs because I tend to stomp a little. I can live with the noisy neighbors but I don't like people having to put up with my crap.... |
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Magpie
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Some pros - it will be much easier to move and get things like groceries in and out. Older or very young relatives/visitors can come by and you don't have to worry about them on the stairs. If you live where's a rough winter you won't have to worry about icy steps.
Some cons - You might hear the people above you. There also will probably be an increase in traffic with people walking by, headlights from cars (if the apartment faces the lot), and other things like that. :) |
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themeindzeye
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People stomping around upstairs. Be prepared to hear them stomp around and drop things. It will be less hot in the summer downstairs, though, but cooler in the winter. It's all trade-offs. But with the downstairs, you won't have to worry about trying to get the couch and large appliances up there. |
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jennpup
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I've lived in both situations. I would have say that they both have pros and cons, as with anything. Upstairs you can't hear people walking around, but you have to go up and down the stairs for groceries, pets potty breaks, etc. Downstairs you have to deal with people walking by and looking directly into your windows if you keep blinds open, but it is easier with a pet that uses the bathroom outside! If I had to choose I would stay upstairs. |
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livewire
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Upstairs gets more sun. |
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wizjp
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Down; better temp control and less dragging things up and down steps |
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jgonzos6
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footsteps of the person above. |
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Mya92
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stay up stairs so u cant here otha people ova yo head |
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Pip
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They both have there pro's and con's.
Downstairs- You don't have to worry about kids falling down the stairs. Don't have to move your furniture up the stairs. You generally can be loud (I don't mean really loud) and not have to worry about neighbors hearing you. You stay cooler in the summer, generally (depends on how the apartment is positioned). You might get a bigger or smaller porch. Your surrounded by at least 2 neighbors if not more. You'll have to deal with possible noise from neighbors above. Your more likely to be broken in to. Less exercise (up and down). Depending on the complex it might be a larger or smaller apartment. Might not be able to BBQ, on porch. |
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