1. Choosing an apartment 2. How will I pay 3. Roommates? 4. Furnishing 5. Being a good Tenant 6. Sources.

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1. Choosing an apartment 2. How will I pay 3. Roommates? 4. Furnishing 5. Being a good Tenant 6. Sources

 I chose the apartment in Goshen Meadows because I liked the area, and its in West Chester.  Also the apartments were pretty cheap for how nice they were.

 The apartment rent is 1100 dollars a month.  I plan on paying the rent with a full time job that I will have at the time.  The security deposit I will pay with money I have saved in bank account

 I plan on having one more roommate if not 2  With one roommate w will split the costs of everything in half, as long as we both use the same things  The rent will be split in half also, along with the security deposit

 The apartment already comes with a washer, dryer, microwave and dishwasher.  I will buy a bed for myself and an end table and tv for my room.  My roommate and I will both split the cost of a couch and a chair and an entertainment system, we will both also split the cost of the refigerator

 I will fullfill my obligation as a tenant by following all the rules the Landlord gives me. For example if there are no pets I will not bring a pet to the apartment.  I will take car of the apartment and make sure it is in good condition besides normal wear and tear.  I will make sure the rent is paid on time

 /Pennsylvania/West-Chester/Goshen- Meadows/3993/ /Pennsylvania/West-Chester/Goshen- Meadows/3993/  Mr. Kilpatrick’s class