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 In New Jersey... Can the Landlord raise the rent with-out warning?
Its was a $1,000, Now he tryin to ask for $1,200...


 Would this be legal to do this....?
My grandma lives in an apartment builing consisting of 8 houses, all of which are rented from the council. I am not rich, but if i ever won the lottery would it be legal to give money to all of the ...


 Should i pay all my rent?
okay i have lived at my current residence for a little over 2 years. i rent from an individual, not a company, he has 7 trailers here and more somewhere else. my landlord works with people on ...


 Leaving a Rented Home - where do I stand?
Hi, I used to rent a house (in the UK), but handed my notice in & left. My official leaving date was 31st of May, however, (and I informed the letting agent of this at the time), I planned to ...


 How do I get out of my mortgage? I can't live in this house anymore, need help.?
I need to find a way to get out of my house, I don't feel safe here anymore, two break-ins in a few months. the last one just happened. Even with an alarm they came in the house and took a ...


 Landlord intends to raise rent - advance notice?
Okay, so if you look at my questions, you can tell, we all hate my landlord. Anyway. He intends on raising rent $200 - $400 within the next 2-3 months I am hearing. Anyhow, I reserached the laws in C...


 Should I take the free carpet cleaning or a $50 gas card?
My apartment is offering me free carpet cleaning or a $50 gas card to renew my lease, but I can't decide which one.

I walk to work but I can always use the gas, but I could use the ...


 Can a landlord report you to a credit agency if it doesn't state he can on the lease?
On my lease, the only thing it states is that he (or an attorney) can enter and hold the premises if we don't pay rent; it doesn't say anything about reporting me to a credit agency. He'...


 My current roommate owes me almost $1200. I would like her to sign a contract but don't know were to start.
I would like to type up a word document that includes how much she owes me and the minimum payments I would like to receive each month. I have considered having two witnesses or a notary stamp. I ...


 Can you beak a tenancy agreetment (ie leave early) if you have found replacements?
We are thinking of moving house under our 6 month tenancy agreement, however we have people with references and deposits ready. Is this something that can be done? If so, is it a regular occurance?...


 Tips on reducing bills such as electricity/gas/water/TV/... tax,?
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 If im given a court order to leave my rented property how long do i have before i have to leave?
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 My house is due for repossession, can i sell it for less than the outstanding mortguage?
Am I better to sell it cheaper, rather than let it be repossessed and do I have to get my mortguage company to agree to the sale.
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hi - just to add, the interest ...


 Landlord asks Tenants with Mon 2 mon lease to leave?
.My landlord called my husband and asked us to move out at the end of the month because he found another renter that was willing to pay him an extra $200 a month for rent. We had months previously ...


 Selling house - suggestions?
I have had my house on the market for quite some time, and nearly sold it once, but the buyer pulled out at last minute. Its a two bedroom terraced with a small garden and parking space - when people ...


 How do i know when i am ready to buy my first home?
My husband and I dont make too much money, probably about $60K combined, and have no kids. We want to purchase a home ASAP. How did any homeowners out there know when they were ready to make that ...


 Considering moving from Los Angeles, to Huntsville Alabama, good move?
I have been asked if I would be interested in relocating to Huntsville Alabama, from Los Angeles. On the surface it seems great, a promotion, cheap housing, little traffic, and a great oppurtunity. I ...


 Has anyone ever used one of those 'we pay cash for houses' programs, and is it a scam? I need to sell fast!

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I also do understand that I will have to sell for signigicantly less so that they can make a profit. I was just wondering if there is a way that this could be a scam....


 Is anybody worried about house prices going down?
iam in the process of buying a house.iam a first time buyer.I am purely buying it to make some money so me and my partner can go to australia with our awaited visa.what do other people have i got a ...


 How do I start the process for purchasing my first house? I don't know the best way to go about it.?
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Dreaming Free
When you move from an apartment is it the landlords responsibilty to clean the carpets?
                     
 




SNW
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Dreaming,

I am going to assume that you are moving out of your apartment. If that is the case, you (as the tenant) are responsible for the leaving the space in the same condition that you moved into it, with the exception of "normal wear and tar" of living. For example, you mentioned the carpets, if the carpets were clean and vacuumed when you moved in, but when you left you did not vacuum the carpets, the landlord can hire a cleaning service and charge for the vacuuming of the carpets. However, if after vacuuming the carpets yourself, there are "normal" wear and tare marks on the carpet from either foot traffic, or "normal" living, then it is up to the landlord to clean, if they wish, after you have left the premises at their own expense.

However, if in your contract it states that you are responsible for having the carpets cleaned, or if you have a pet, or anything else that might be clearly stated in your contract leading you to be responsible for the cleaning of the carpets, then, yes, you would be financially responsible.

Bottom line, review your contract, check the move-in and move-out disclosures you signed when you moved in, and see what you, as the tenant, are responsible for when moving out of the apartment.

Best regards


daniel
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It depends, are you moving into or out of the apartment?

If you are leaving your apartment, i think it is your responsibility to make sure that the condition is similar to that when you first moved into the place.

if you are entering, i would suggest that you talk to your landlord and talk about the condition.

In any event, take pictures to document in case it ever escalates to court filing


Joseph Sangl
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Depends SOLELY on the specific contract that you signed.


Cam
It depends upon the agreement made at the beginning. Usually it will say in the terms of the lease that should have been signed. For example, we have never had to. But where we're living now, we are actually supposed to do it. So it really depends on your specific situation. If it doesn't say in the lease, then you probably don't have to.


gobanana516
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Your lease should specify whether you are supposed to clean the carpets before moving out. Some contracts will say the tenant must show a receipt for a professional carpet cleaning service when moving out.


clare w
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Yes I guess so unless they are really mucky then you would be expected to make them look presentable or foot the cleaning bill :)


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Moving out an apartment: Once everything has been removed, clean the apartment well... EVERYTHING: including the inside and outside of any and all appliances, shampooing the rug isn't a bad idea either.. someone should always be there during the final walk thru with the landlord


mjgc
Depends apon what was signed when the apartment was rented. If they got a damage deposit they could use that if the carpets are really stained bad or damaged.


J - A
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From normal wear and tear, yes. Stains, tears, etc. are your responsibility.


lnzymere
yeah, you need to read over your lease again....in most cases, you are required to have the carpets professionally steam cleaned....normal wear & tear is okay...but it is the tenants responsibility to clean the carpets 98% of the time.


kimmer727
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No - it is your responsibility. He can withhold your security deposit if everything is not cleaned.


Esperanza R
Sure, there goes your deposit


Guess Who
No, that comes out of your deposit, or you can hire a carpet cleaner yourself.


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