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Should I sign a lease before move in date?
You should aim to send the lease to your tenants 5 weeks before their move-in date. Let your tenants know when you expect the lease returned to you. This will help ensure you get it back in a timely manner. If you require they return it in 5 days, you'll be right on time to sign the lease 30 days before they move in.
How far in advance should you sign a lease?
Most lease agreements require the tenant give at least one month's notice before vacating the unit. Some require longer such as 60 or 90 days notice. Do not sign too far in advance for a rental house, or you might end up responsible for paying rent on two units.
Can you sign a lease month in advance?
Most lease agreements require the tenant give at least one month's notice before vacating the unit. Some require longer such as 60 or 90 days notice. Do not sign too far in advance for a rental house, or you might end up responsible for paying rent on two units.
When should you sign an apartment lease?
Is the property condition documented? Can you have roommates? How's the neighborhood after dark? Are there landlord inspection clauses? Who's responsible for what? Don't overlook parking! How can the lease be terminated? What will it cost to break the lease?
Can you sign a lease if you are on another lease?
The co-signer offers a safeguard to the landlord as a source of income he can collect from should the primary borrower default. Co-signing for an apartment lease does not affect your ability to get other credit or your own apartment rental lease -- unless the co-signed lease is in a negative status.
Should you sign a lease before seeing the apartment?
Because leasing an apartment is a voluntary agreement, though, you have no specific right to see your apartment before paying. You might have to decide whether you want to rent an apartment without seeing it first.
Can you move in before your move in date?
That depends on the landlord and what your lease says. Once you pay the deposits and any pro-rated rent, and done the remove in walk-through, you should get the keys. But you should NOT be allowed to move anything into the property until the move-in date, which is the first date for which you've paid rent.
Can you move in after your move in date?
Just to clarify: When a landlord says move-in date what they mean is the date the apartment becomes yours. You don't actually have to move in. It just means that you now are in possession of the rental unit.
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