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How can I get a discount on apartment rent?
You can get a discount on apartment rent by negotiating with the landlord, signing a longer lease, paying rent in advance, or looking for special promotions or deals.
Can my landlord evict me if he no longer owns the house?
If he no longer owns the house, he isn't the landlord. This is, of course, unless he is hired by the owner to manage the home and its residents.
Is the landlord responsible for replacing appliances with no lease?
If the stove/refrigerator were furnished and they no longer work, the landlord must replace them.
Should a tenant pay rent to a landlord who has lost his renters privilege?
If he lost his renters privilege, he is no longer a landlord
Yes, the landlord ca?
Yes, the landlord can in most cases show your apartment to prospective tenants towards the end of a lease so as to find new tenants for the next term. In some cases, where the lease expressly stipulates this, the landlord is limited in this respect and may only be allowed to show the apartment during the last 30 days, or only during certain hours that are convenient for the current tenant, and only upon coordination with the current tenant. It all depends on the language of the lease. But if the lease is silent on the matter, it would be typical - and reasonable - for the landlord to have the ability to start showing the apt. to others towards the end of the lease (say, last 60 days). Obviously, if you sign the extension for a second year, the point becomes moot and landlord will no longer need to show the apartment. You can not simply go to a month-to-month arrangement unless the landlord agrees in writing (or via his/her behavior, i.e., simply not objecting to your staying on and collecting your rent on a month-to-month basis).
The home I am renting was recently sold through foreclosure. Do I still pay rent to my landlord?
Definitely not. The previous owner is no longer your landlord, and not entitled to any rent.
How long does it take to get approved for an apartment?
It can take 24 to 48 hours to get approved for an apartment. Sometimes they are busy and it can take a lot longer.
If you co-signed for an apartment and you no longer stay there due to personal issues can you remove your name from the lease?
Your lease most likely has a provision against "subletting" your apartment. Any changes in renters must be approved by the landlord, and that includes adding or removing names off the lease. The landlord decides "who" rents from them ... not the tenant.
How long does it normally take for you to be notified if you got an apartment?
It's usually done within the month because the person renting the apartment wants to collect their rent. Usually rent starts on the first of every month and sometimes it's required to pay first and last months rent if you are leasing for a year or more. If you have been waiting a week it's quite alright to phone the landlord/landlady and be pleasant, but ask if they have decided who they are going to rent the apartment out too. Meanwhile, keep looking, but don't sign any lease just yet. Good luck
Can a landlord stay the night without permission in a shared accommodation?
I don't know what you are thinking in terms of "shared accommodation" but it looks like you're not sharing with the landlord. Whatever property the landlord leases out is no longer his to use so he should not stay. If, however, you are renting a room in the landlord's house and have shared access to the kitchen, for example, then the landlord can still use the kitchen, of course.
Landlord charged more rent to section 8 tenant can you get money back overcharge was in effect for 2 years other tenants not sec 8 sec8 tenant been in building longer then other tenants?
The overcharge is fraud, and a federal crime. You should notify the housing authority that issued the voucher, and sue the landlord for the overpayment, or just refuse to pay rent until you are square.
Residential Lease Renewal ?
After your lease has run out, you can take advantage of a residential lease renewal in order to stay in your apartment. You also have the right to negotiate the residential lease renewal in order to take advantage of better conditions with your landlord. Performing the following steps could help you lower your rent and negotiate your residential lease renewal.ResearchBefore you can ask your landlord to lower the rent, you will need to do a little bit of research. You should find out how much it would cost to live in other apartments that feature the same amount of rooms and are around the same size. If you find out that your apartment is more expensive than other similar apartments, you may be able to negotiate the rent amount with your landlord. However, if the price for your apartment is lower than other apartments, you may not have much room for negotiation. The Term of the LeaseYou may be able to negotiate with your landlord better if you extend the term of your lease agreement. This is because many different landlords choose to keep good tenants like you longer. Many landlords have to spend a lot of time and money in order to find new tenants. In addition, finding new tenants takes a lot of work. If you show that you are willing to commit to a long-term lease, your landlord may be open to the idea of lower rent. However, if you normally make many mistakes while living in that apartment your landlord may not want you there for very long. Take Care of the ApartmentTaking care of the apartment normally speaks louder than anything you could say while you are negotiating the residential lease renewal. It is the best way to obtain better rent because you are showing the landlord that you have the ability to take care of the apartment while you are living there. In addition, if you pay your rent on time each month, you have a better chance of negotiating with your landlord. Taking Care of the GroundsIf there is a lot of grass and other areas that need to be maintained, you can offer to take care of the grounds in exchange for lower rent.
