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 Is the landlord allowed to charge the tenant a fee for moving the rent from one account to another account? |
| i am a private tenant in charge of paying the rent to the landlord and i pay the rent into his account and he has to pay £35 to move it into his mortgage account. He is going to start charging me ... |
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 How can I approach m landlord about damaged and stolen property? |
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 Debts left at property i have moved into? |
| hi i have just moved into a new property and everyday keep getting bills through for the last tenant, so far i have 4 catalogue debts one furniture company that she is supposed to pay off weekly and ... |
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 Countrywide home loan? |
| we just receieved out paperwork for our home loan from countrywide, and there seems to be alot of fees added in that we were not told about, also on the phone they told us and our agent we would be ... |
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 Are the tenants right? |
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| so like if you move again could you take stuff or if you wanted to sell something while your living there could you?... |
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 Help....i moved into an apartment building and my landlord moved her daughter into the one next to me...? |
| My family moved into an apartment building and then the landlords the very next month moved her daughter and the boyfriend in right next to me...she phones the police on our noise eg.tv.and the ... |
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| What are some tips you can give me? We want to sell it as soon as possible, we want to move before the end of this coming Summer. (:... |
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 Is it legal to change my mind when buying a house? |
| I put an offer on a house that I am renting. The owner knew I would be doing this. He is disappointed that I came in with such a low offer but his house needs a lot of work. I feel he is trying to ... |
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 Are these home buyers legit? |
Has anyone ever had a home bought by one of those companies that claims they will buy your home whether it is ugly or not, very quickly, usually within 10 days?
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 What is a normal electric and gas bill price of a one bedroom apartment? |
| I'm wanting to get my own apartment, but I want to be sure I'm able to afford it. Which I believe I can but I just want to make sure.... |
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 Can I overpay for a house and have the seller give me back the excess in my contract? |
| Here is my situation, I have no money at the moment. I am going to possibly purchase a 1920 victorian that needs some work done to make it comfy for winter. My problem is I won't have the ... |
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| If you rent and apartment and find the floor is very sqeaky, is that a good enough reason to break lease? |
not just talking about a regular sqeak.. I mean, extremely LOUD...you can tiptoe anywhere and it's still ANNOYINGLY LOUD!
FYI: before signing i was shown a model and told the one i... |
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ankur_parikh2001 | I have applied for an Renting an apartment and its approved now i dont want to move what shall i do? |
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dont expect any deposites or fees back,,,,,,, |
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Jean V
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If you have not signed a lease yet, consider yourself fortunate.
Make a list of pros & cons as to why you don't want to rent this place now. Use your head as well as your heart.
Again if you have not signed a lease you should be well within your rights to back out if this is your ultimate decision.
Good luck! |
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yes y
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all because you are approved does't mean you have to move in. It is not illegal to back out. you are all set not to move in if you want. |
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Scott N
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you are not legally bound, unless you have signed a rental agreement. If you have you should also check to see if there was a 3 day right of termination ( in case of such a situation ) |
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LindaLou
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As long as you haven't signed a lease you are not obligated to pay the rent or live there. But if you signed a lease along with filling out the application, you are obligated to pay the rent there for the time period specified in the lease. An application for tenancy alone though, does not obligate you to actually rent the apartment. |
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shawn g
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You don't (and cannot) live there until you sign a lease. If you don't want to move, don't. |
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fifibonjour
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You have not formed a contract. You are not oblieged to rent the place. |
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derekbradley4000
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don't move |
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Susan C
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How about calling the apartment management and finding out from the people who can answer you best? Of course, you will need to consider the things that others have mentioned:
1. Have you already signed a lease? (Personally, I don't see how you could do this until AFTER you were approved, but I don't know anything about your area.)
2. You may have had to remit an application fee. Kiss that fee bye-bye. Usually this is only around $25-$50, so you're not out that much.
If you have not signed a lease yet, then you just don't move. I'd give the complex a courtesy call to let them know. If you have signed a lease but not started moving in, you can call them and see if there is a release fee that you can remit to get yourself out of the contract. This MIGHT not be a large fee if you've not even been given a key. If you have the lease, read the fine print, and it will tell you what you need to know.
Bottom line: the lease is the legal contract binding you to the agreement. No lease, no bind. And if you have a question, always feel free to ask the management. That's what they are there for. |
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Knome Lover
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If it was simply approved and you have not signed a lease or put down a deposit...then nothing can happen to you...just don' move in.
If you have signed a lease then have fun moving....it's like signing your soul over to the devil when you sign a lease. |
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sassylassy2876
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You singed the lease you now are legally responsible for that apartment. If you did then you have to break it and hope they don't sue you. If you didn't sign a lease then don't worry don't move. |
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cyber132a
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you are never ablagated to take the apartment just tell them no thanks |
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