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Apartment rental market thriving in Cleveland – Columbus Business First
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Apartment rental market thriving in Cleveland
Columbus Business First The apartment rental market in the Cleveland area is enjoying some of its best years this decade as occupancy rates outpace the national average, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reports. About 95.2 percent of apartments are occupied in the region, … |
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Why does an apartment association wants to inspect my old apartment?
I applied for a new rental apartment and I was approved. However the association for that new place wants to inspect my current apartment. I have been renting for a few years and this is the first time it happens and find it a bit invasive. Why do they want to inspect this place?
Best reply by Sean Andrews:
In general, they want to see how you maintained your current or old place to give them an indication of how you would potentially take care of your prospective apartment. This practice has been gaining more popularity with Co-op boards as well as rentals. There are companies that provide this service for a fee (usually the prospective tenant/buyer pays this). In a lot of instances they take photos of your place as and sometimes photos of the prospective tenant/buyer as well. *sometimes these companies try to catch you off guard as to exactly when they will be coming so prepare in advance! Treat it like an interview and except the picture does the talking for you. On the day of inspection,dress neat & keep your place neat. try not to have anyone in the apartment who will NOT be moving with you. You want to minimize potential questions or false assumptions that management may derive from the inspection. Good luck
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Why does an apartment association wants to inspect my old apartment?
Oregon renters squeezed by rising rents – Bizjournals.com (blog)
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Oregon renters squeezed by rising rents
Bizjournals.com (blog) Developers are showing interest in building new properties, but the pace of development is well below average as developers struggle to secure construction financing. Too, apartment rental income has been flat for about four years. … |
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