[ SECRET POST #3132 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3132 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Re: I Just Exchanged on an Apartment

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT

Always get the security deposit; if your tenants leave it in better condition then they found it, you can always return it (don't spend it LOL). It serves 2 purposes: proves they can come up with the necessary, and aren't likely to stiff you on the rent and 2) you'll more than likely need it, for general wear and tear/paint chips/picture hanger holes and other minor repairs.

Also forgot to add, if they complain something is broken, FIX IT ASAP. Twofold reason again: You want to keep them happy while they're living there (and keep them living there) and B) when/if they leave, you can get a good reference from them.

Re: I Just Exchanged on an Apartment

[(Anonymous)]

General wear and tear is exempt from reclaiming the bond, you're thinking beyond general wear and tear.