Your monthly rent should be secured once you sign your renters agreement. Some agreements have clauses saying they may be able to increase your rent based on changing credit scores, or other things. And I'm hoping you signed this contract before giving them your deposit. So yes, by the time you give them your deposit, your rent should be secured.
they want to know if you are secure in your job and dependable there. that sort of equates to being dependable and able to pay the rent.
Probably, depending on what you've signed beforehand. Was it a holding deposit (a couple of hundred pounds) to secure the flat or a security deposit (5 or 6 weeks rent) to be held for the duration of the tenancy? If it's a security deposit, then yes. If it's a holding deposit, it's trickier. I just hope you had a receipt. After 500.00 any contract must be on writting. To this case is up to the judge now...
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Tenants often think this would be a good idea. What if you leave the place a mess or don't move once the deposit is consumed? As your landlord I would begin eviction as soon as you didn't pay your rent.
NO. A security deposit is equal to one, one and a half or two months rent as regulated by your state Landlord Tenant Law, according to RentLaw.com . It depends on the landlord. Most companies will be happy to do this for you. Know that it is illegal for landlords to charge "double rent" on an apartment (having two parties paying rent for the same unit). Some landlords will try and pro-rate the last month rather than the first month. Be leery of this, but if you must accept it, get it in writing, make sure it's included in your lease agreement, and keep a copy in a place where you can find it. You shouldn't have any problem doing what you're describing, as long as you stick to your move-in date. Landlords get nervous when people push moving in back more than a few days.
Gated communities are more tight knit than a regular apartment complex. There are usually more amenities and it is usually more secure.
Moving out of an apartment early can result in financial penalties, such as losing your security deposit or being responsible for paying rent until the end of your lease term. It can also impact your rental history and make it harder to secure future housing.
Moving out of an apartment before the lease is up can result in financial penalties, such as having to pay the remaining rent or losing the security deposit. It can also impact your credit score and rental history, making it harder to secure future housing.
No. Definitely not. A Banks safe deposit box is much much safer than a safety deposit box in a home.
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To securely make a mobile deposit through email, use a secure email service with encryption. Attach a photo of the check to the email and include any required deposit information in the message. Make sure the email is sent to a trusted recipient, such as your bank's secure email address.
Having a bank account is not a requirement to secure a job, but it is often necessary for receiving direct deposit payments from your employer.
I decided to deposit my savings into a high-interest account to earn more over time. After carefully considering my options, I made the deposit at the bank this morning. It felt good to secure my funds for future use.
A first-time buyer typically needs a deposit of around 5-20 of the property's purchase price to secure a mortgage.
It all goes by the contract. How long does it state the buyer has to close on the property or secure a new loan.
No, you cannot use the same voided check twice for direct deposit purposes. Each direct deposit requires a unique voided check to ensure accurate and secure transfer of funds.
To safely and securely deposit a business check into your personal account, you can visit your bank in person or use their mobile app to deposit the check electronically. Make sure to endorse the check with your signature and "For Deposit Only" before submitting it. Keep the physical check in a secure place until the deposit is confirmed.