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1 Finding A Place To Live

2 Renting An Apartment Key Terms To Know
Examples of Apartment Lease Terms Tenant Landlord Security Deposit Amenities Utilities

3 What should you be taking into account in your search?
Renting An Apartment What should you be taking into account in your search? Budget Location Job Time of stay Lease Rules Landlord Privacy Amenities Utilities Neighbors

4 Renting An Apartment Budget Rules
Most experts claim that you should not exceed 1/3 of your monthly income on rent $1000/mo income = no more than $333 in rent What are the extras you have to pay for in addition to rent?

5 Utilities?? Cable Internet Phone Electric Heat Water $

6 Your Assignment For Today
Design your own home Outside yard and home size # of Floors Semi-Detailed Floor Plan

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11 Your Assignment For Today
Design your own home Outside yard and home size # of Floors Semi-Detailed Floor Plan

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