If
buying an apartment does not fit into your budget, renting out one can be a
solution. Moving into a new flat might sound very interesting, but finding the
best option might be a little demanding. You must take into consideration
certain things before taking the plunge. A property rental checklist is
provided below.
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Setting a Budget
Setting
a budget is very important keeping in mind your income. Then focus your search
according to your budget. If you are single and looking for a cheaper
accommodation, opting for a roommate can be a good option.
Searching a Flat
In
case you want to avoid fishing out the extra money to the broker, newspaper
classifieds, bulletin and the Internet can come to your rescue. This will give
you a clear picture about the rental market and you may end up getting yourself
a good deal.
The Neighborhood
Take
your time to go around the neighborhood. What do you prefer, a quite building
that is close to your workplace and the kids can almost walk to school? How
about a local market and services like laundry facilities nearby? These things
can be considered before you actually end signing the rent agreement.
Inspect the Flat
Do
not let looks deceive you. Inspect the flat carefully and look out for hidden
attributes. Take a closer look at Sink
faucets, shower heads and water- make sure that water flow is stable and the
shower head has a decent pressure. Do not forget to check the toilet flush.
Check
whether the flat is well ventilated or not. Check windows and doors and inspect
the walls also.
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Negotiate the Deal
If everything goes well, you can negotiate
a little with the landlord. Read the rent agreement properly before signing.
Check the rent renewal date and others things such as whether subletting is
allowed, are there policies regarding guests and visitors.
Once
you have checked the above mentioned clauses and you are satisfied with your
checklist you can go ahead a sign the rent contract. However, make sure that
you read the document carefully before signing it.
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