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How do I find out how much my apartment is listed as? And where can I find out before I renew my lease ?
If you have a lease, why would your apartment be "listed" anywhere? If you want to know if (and by how much) your rent will increase upon renewal you should ask your landlord. If you want to know what comparable apartments are being rented for in your area then you can easily check that out on internet listings, your local craigslist or newspaper ads. Not sure what you're asking.
How do I find out how much my apartment is listed as? And where can I find out before I renew my lease ?
Have you tried talking to your landlord?
If your lease is within 30-60 days of expiring, you'll get a notice of renewal that will have any changes being made to your lease (rent, clauses, rules, etc...)
If your unit is 'listed' anywhere, it means you'll be moving at the end of your lease (your landlord won't be renewing your lease)
A STT said, if you want to compare prices start your search on the internet and then go visit some places.
Taxes are usually part of a house payment. So how much is your house payment, really? Mine is less than $100 a month because we finished paying for it except for taxes back at the end of 1993. Since that time we have spent more than $10,000 on bathroom updates and about $20,000 for decorating of carpets, wallpaper and paint, etc.
Taxes are usually part of a house payment. So how much is your house payment, really? Mine is less than $100 a month because we finished paying for it except for taxes back at the end of 1993. Since that time we have spent more than $10,000 on bathroom updates and about $20,000 for decorating of carpets, wallpaper and paint, etc.
FYI- You're responding to a post that is several years old. A newbie posted a question on the tail end of this mile long thread........
Taxes are NOT part of a house payment if you do not have a house payment (mortgage) and not all mortgages combine payment, taxes and ins in one.
Your upgrades are the cost of keeping the property, not paying for it. Apples and oranges.
I rent a small studio apartment in a Victorian era house. $355 covers rent , all utilities, and pet rent for a dog and cat
The section of my neighborhood is really cool because it was modeled after fashionable areas of London - even many of the streets have the same name (Belgravia, St James, Kensington)
$0 for a house in St. Louis County, MO (we saved up to buy a house outright).
Previous rents within the last few years have been:
$600 for an OLD 2 bed house in Jacksonville, NC
$850 for a newer 2 bed, 2.5 bath townhome in Jacksonville, NC
$600 for a newer, nice 1 bedroom apartment in a good complex in St. Louis County, MO
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If you have a lease, why would your apartment be "listed" anywhere? If you want to know if (and by how much) your rent will increase upon renewal you should ask your landlord. If you want to know what comparable apartments are being rented for in your area then you can easily check that out on internet listings, your local craigslist or newspaper ads. Not sure what you're asking.
