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May
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Apr
29
For homeowners who require plumbing companies within their home, hiring the proper LA plumber for the task is crucial. To guarantee the quality of services, and to ensure that any effort is properly performed in the house, the very best plumbers has to be hired for services. Therefore, prior to hiring your Santa Monica plumbers, the householder has to take the time to compare, and consider all plumbing technicians within their area, to ensure that they ultimately make the right decision on ...
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Mar
9
Feb
18
When you move in to a new apartment, the landlord may charge you
more than the first month's rent. Before you sign the lease,
make sure you understand exactly what you're going to be
charged, and get it in writing.
Security Deposit: This is mini-landlord insurance. The deposit
is equivalent to about one to two month's rent and can cover
anything from a broken window to stained carpet. At the end of
your lease, the landlord will conduct an inspection and see
whether or not he or she needs to use ...Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
14
The Lease
As a general rule, all adults living in an apartment should be
named on the lease and should be co-responsible for payment of
rent and maintenance of the unit. This means that each of you is
responsible for making sure the entire rent is paid each month
and that other obligations under the lease (maintenance, payment
for damages, etc.) are everyone's concern. This also means that
you are all protected under the terms of the lease.
If a roommate is moving in during the course of an ...Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
9
Whether you're renting for three months or three years; these
rules apply to anyone wanting to be a responsible renter.
1. Get everything in writing.
Anything not specifically outlined in your lease should be put
into a written document. Without documentation, you have no
proof to back yourself up. For example, if you've reported a
repair request to your landlord, and three weeks later it still
hasn't been taken care of, you won't be able to go to your
landlord and complain. How can you prove ...Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
4
Steps:
1. Communicate openly with your roommate. Agree to talk about
issues before they get out of control.
2. Accept that sometimes people will be in a bad mood. If she
says she doesn't want to go do something with you, don't take it
personally.
3. Decide early how the rent and utilities will be split, and
what to do if one person can't make the month's payments.
4. Establish rules about food, company, chores, noise, tobacco
and alcohol use, and parking. Make sure each person's
expectations ...Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
2
When you move in to a new apartment, the landlord may charge you
more than the first month's rent. Before you sign the lease,
make sure you understand exactly what you're going to be
charged, and get it in writing.
Security Deposit: This is mini-landlord insurance. The deposit
is equivalent to about one to two month's rent and can cover
anything from a broken window to stained carpet. At the end of
your lease, the landlord will conduct an inspection and see
whether or not he or she needs to use ...Read the rest of this entry »
Feb
1
Print out this checklist and follow it to ensure that you are
ready for the Prom.
Four Months before Prom:
___Set Budget - Find out how much money your parents are willing
to contribute to your prom. Start to earn and save money to
cover the difference. ___Magazines - Buy a few Prom magazines
and look through them to find retailers of dresses and
accessories. ___Dress - Start to get ideas of what type of dress
you would like to buy. Cut out pictures from magazines and start
a scrap book. ...Read the rest of this entry »