
Renting an Apartment
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Mariah Reynolds
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Renting an Apartment
Career & Life Planning
Mrs. Reynolds
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Multiple Choice
The owner of a house or apartment to whom the tenant pays rent to is called the ________.
Tenant
Rental Agreement
Landlord
Security Deposit
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Multiple Choice
The person that rents from a landlord is called a _____________.
Tenant
Landlord
Reference
Security Deposit
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When you decide to rent....
Think about
How much rent you can afford
What location you are looking in
Type of place you need
House or apartment?
How much room?
Do you need a yard?
Does this property fit my needs?
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Multiple Choice
When it is time to look for a place of your own, it will be important to think about:
the type of place you need
the location of the place
how much rent you can afford to pay
all of the above
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Multiple Choice
When selecting a place to rent it is important to choose a place that:
you really want and desire
fits your needs and is affordable
you find first
None of the above
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Filling out the application
Almost all landlords require an application
Application fee
References of rental history
Credit check
Look at the price of rent
It is recommended that your income be 3x the amount of rent
Rent should not exceed 30% of your take-home pay
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Multiple Choice
In order to rent a place, a landlord may request:
that you own a car
references and/or a credit check
proof of vaccinations
All of the above
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Multiple Choice
Financial experts recommend, when you rent, the amount of rent you pay should not be more than:
10% of your take home pay
30% of your take home pay
50% of your take home pay
70% of your take home pay
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You've been approved! Now what?
Pay a security deposit
Ensures that the property will be well taken care of
If there are any damages, the deposit will help cover the cost
If there are no damages, the deposit will be returned to you after your lease ends
Your landlord will let you know what day you can move in
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Multiple Choice
The security deposit:
will never be returned to the tenant
will be returned to the tenant after any damages are deducted
will go towards rent
all of the above
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The Rental Agreement
Also called Lease, tenant rights, and/or landlord rights
Legal contract between the landlord and tenant (renter)
Must be signed before you can move in
States how much rent is and any associated fees
Late fees
Pet fees
States the length of the rental agreement
Usually 1 year or 12 months
Be sure to carefully read the rental agreement BEFORE signing!
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Multiple Choice
A rental agreement:
is a legal contract between the tenant and landlord
states how much rent will cost
states the length of the rental agreement
all of the above
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Multiple Choice
A rental agreement is often referred to as:
renter's rights
landlord's rights
a lease
all of the above
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
It is important to make sure you carefully read a rental agreement before signing it.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
The rental agreement doesn't have a lot of important details about your responsibilities as a tenant.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
When you decide to move out of an apartment,
you can move out anytime you want to without penalty
you must move out on the first day of the month
you must give the landlord the required notice stated in the rental agreement
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
When renting a place, it is important to select a place where you feel safe.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
True or False:
When you start off renting a place, the owner will only require the first month's rent and no other money down.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The written agreement between the renter and landlord is the called the __________.
Tenant
Rental Agreement
Security Deposit
Obligation
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Multiple Choice
Money that the renter deposits with the landlord in case the renter damages the house is called what?
Tenant
Rental Agreement
Security Deposit
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Renting an Apartment
Career & Life Planning
Mrs. Reynolds
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