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sdzk t1_jaegme5 wrote

On principle the owner should be paying the 50 to the agent for drawing up a new lease but realistically if your rent is the same from 4 years ago I’d say just pay it as your rent going up 50 per month is 600 per year

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sdzk t1_jad8h02 wrote

You generally pay a fee equal to the rent when applying. It is refundable until you sign the lease. After lease signing you generally pay 2-3 other fees equal to one months rent. I’m an agent and I normally consider the first payment as the first months rent but some say it’s the broker fee. While the paperwork at my company says it’s the broker fee. Normally the broker has to present one months rent with apps to the owner/property manager to get it off market and reserved.

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sdzk t1_j9q63z5 wrote

If your concern is debt the go to umb, if not Suffolk would be a cool experience based on location/dorm life. Most people never get to live in an area like that there whole lives

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