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Know your rights when it comes to discrimination, occupancy limits, and the rights of tenants with disabilities. Protect your security deposit from the beginning, with a landlord-tenant checklist.
Living with Roommates
Applying for an Apartment or House
New credit reporting practice tracks rent delinquencies and non-payment of rent.
A landlord is legally free to set whatever conditions he wants for a tenancy as long as they are reasonably related to his business needs and don’t violate anti-discrimination laws.
For many landlords, credit reports are a litmus test that shows how responsible you have been at managing money.
How to Find a Place to Rent
Know your rights when you rent a house or apartment.
Homeowners displaced after a disaster such as a fire, flood, or hurricane may find themselves in the market for a rental.
Here are some proven strategies that will make finding an apartment easier.
Here's a list of information you should give to a perspective landlord to gain a competitive edge over other tenants.
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