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 I told my landlord by email that I'd be moving out in August on July 2nd. Can that count as a 30-day notice?
I told my landlord on July 2nd that I'd be moving out in August. The exact words were "we're planning on moving out... in August." written in an email. I gave her our specific ...


 Would you sacrifice a long drive for a beautiful house?
I just wanted to know how many of you would drive lets say an hour and half to work knowing that you have this big, beautiful house to come home to everyday?

My bf and I have been talking ...


 Is this normal in a rental agreement?
We came across 2 things that seemed odd, but maybe it is normal.

first, they require that we have renters insurance. okay that is not weird. but then they let us know that they also have ...


 My rental lease ends feb 1, do I still have to give a 30 day notice before I move.I want to move Jan.31?
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 Buy or rent a $450k house???
I have an opportunity to rent a house that is worth about $450k for about 1900/month. Agent telling me i should just buy one instead but my math says otherwise.

1900/month X 12 = 23k ...


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Even snakes come out of their holes for air Jeremy, when you come out of your's I'll be there. You can run, but you can't hide , I will find you.
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 Does anyone else look on estate agents as parasites. ?

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What would be a suitable punishment for
them for leeching off decent hard working people. ?...


 Can a landlord take my security deposit due to old carpet?
My landlord never did a move in walk through checklist. I have lived here for over 3 years and ever since I gave my notice he says if the carpet (that was installed in 1988-he said so himself) ...


 Who is at fault for the current mortgage crisis and real estate crisis and what did they do to cause it?
We are having a huge mortgage crisis and real estate crisis where millions of people are all of a sudden losing their homes to foreclosures and real estate prices are collapsing.

Also real ...


 Is my landlord ripping me off? I pay more for the same apartment?
I moved into my apartment building about 6 months ago, with a rent higher than my neighbors' (who are my friends). My landlord told me that everybody in the building would be having their rents ...


 Would you buy a house now?
My boyfriend is considering buying our home that he currently rents as the owners want to sell, which means we would have to move. Is the market really in such chaos, or is it ok to go ahead? The ...


 Can I hold the apartment complex liable for theft when they knew there was a problem and did nothing?
Our motorcycle was stolen and the apartment complex was aware that there thefts going on inside the complex. We had gone to them before saying there had been attempts to steal our cars before, and ...


 Buying a house with bad credit?
Hello,

My wife and I want to buy a house. The problem is that we don't have good credit. We have been working on getting it in decent shape. We consolidated all of our bills in ...


 How do I protect the family property from my uncle's evil new bride?
My uncle got married in Sept. to a double-bagger ugly ***** who has made clear what I had felt in my gut feelings about her. She is going to try to take the house my grandpa built in 1940. I also ...


 Can a landlord lock you out of your house before going to court?
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 I rented a house 12 weeks ago and now landlord wants to sell. E.agents want to start viewings, wha r my rights
I rented a house 12 weeks ago on the understanding it was a long term let.....and now Ive just been told that the landlord wants to sell the property. I am getting bombarded with phonecalls from the ...


 What to do if tenant don't keep the house clean?????
no one do the hoovering, neither clean the toilets. its sooooo dirty that no new tenant would like to live their what to do? have told them loads of times but still no difference was made. it like ...


 Offer on house?
I am looking at a 3-bedroom house with one bathroom. It is an older home and has been on the market for a year. There was one offer last July that fell through because of financing and nothing else ...


 What are the best banks for first-time homebuyers to use for getting a mortgage?
My husband and I are going to be first-time homebuyers and we would like to know what banks are the best for great rates. Also which banks are fair regarding fees and which provide the best services ...


 Moving into new house?
Me and my Fiance are moving in together and as we both live with our parents now we'll need a tv license. We're moving in in 6weeks so when will we need to buy the license....



redsoxchick
Renting an apartment and shelves?
I'm currently renting an apartment and want to put up some small shelves. My lease doesn't say that I can't do it, but it does say I cannot alter the apartment in any drastic way or else the property is theirs. Do you think it will be okay? Obviously, I know that if I leave I will have to repair the holes.
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These are just cheap rubbermaid 2 shelf kit. Nothing extravagent - I paid about $10 for them at Walmart. I think I may just check with the Leasing Manager.
                     
 




nojam75
Like hanging pictures, you can probably install the shelves. However, beware that you will be liable for any damage you cause to the unit such as major drywall repair, texture and painting.

Shelves are not worth the hassle unless you plan on renting the unit for several years. They usually require heavy-duty wall anchors or other attachments that can be very difficult to remove and leave huge holes. Also, tenants often don't want to deal with the hassle of removing shelves during their move-out and expect the landlord to make the repairs for free or cheaply. We charged a vacating tenant $400+ due to the time we were required to remove shelves, repair walls, and paint all the affected walls.

BTW, if you install a shelf and leave it for your landlord to remove, please kindly leave instructions and any tools (i.e. IKEA wrenches) to remove the shelving.


Denise S
That question should be directed to your land lord they would best tell you what you can or can't do to the appartment.


Latreshia W
yea that should be fine as long as you know you would have to repair it . then you should be fine. plus if you ask your manager they might just say no anyway.


callmechurra
If the lease doesn't say anything about putting large holes in the wall, then you're technically okay. But it's probably best to ask the landlord first. If you don't want to risk them saying no and will put them up anyway, just remember that they may seem them if you ever need repairs or have a safety check.

If your landlord is reasonable, then I would ask them, explaining that you will fill the holes when you leave.


Don&#39;t cha?
Well since there is nothing in the lease that says you can't, then do it! As long as it's not going to damage the walls in any way. Make sure you can fasten the shelves directly into the studs though. Drastic to one person may not be drastic to another and in the majority of the cases with leasing is they don't want you to paint the walls, change the carpet, tear down walls...etc....those things are considered "drastic".


estielmo
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What you paid for them doesn't matter. Technically you are breaking the lease. However, if it is limited to small nail holes you are willing to cover as "damages" when you leave it may not be much of a problem.


CICI
don't ask the landlord just do it...they don't want you to because they don't want to repair it but if it's not going to do alot of damage like the butterfly screws do because when you take them out they leave a huge hole...then do it. They can just patch it up


new nanna
You would normally have to ask the landlord and come to a suitable arrangement.


kemperk
YOU are ok

period.

make your place a happy place.

unless you wanna cover every single
inch of wall with shelves.......chill and smile


MLE
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As the landlord they might not care if you put up shelves.


bobby
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Yes it is OK !! No one will know


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