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			<title>Apartments are good for your Health</title>
			<description>Workrate health and even personal relationships may be affected if you stay in hotel accommodation for longer than 4 nights on business Natalie Wakefield of The Apartment Service states her case   Business Travellers will spend significantly more to secure a seat in the First Class cabin of an aircraft and the reasons are beyond question they can catch up on work or stretch out and relax  and besides havent you heard of Economy Class Syndrome Yet when they arrive at their destinat</description>
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			<title>Checking Out Potential Tenants</title>
			<description>If youre the landlord of a complex in high demand you have to have high standards for your tenants You dont want to rent to any Joe Blow and then lose the building a month later because hes been growing an herbal garden in the bedroom In order to avoid any complications with your new tenants the background check you perform should be extensive  Typical rental applications look something like this but if your apartment or home is in high demand you should have high demands on </description>
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			<title>Help For The Handicapped Renter</title>
			<description>Looking for a place to live when you suffer from any type of physical disability can be incredibly frustrating Not only must you go through all the typical stresses of finding a safe comfortable home with an aesthetically pleasing environment but you must also look for handicap accessibilty If youre looking on your own the search can be long and difficult  Marcy was diagnosed with Tourettes syndrome at the age of sixteen Due to this disease she is unable to work and thus is force</description>
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			<title>How Much Rent is Too Much Rent</title>
			<description>You want what every apartment renter wants the most comfortable surroundings you can get for the lowest possible monthly rent Some of todays newly constructed apartment communities have taken luxury to an entirely new level Some complexes have gas fireplaces TV monitors by the front door drivethrough mail service and office equipment for their tenants among other creature comforts Every renter has to consider the importance of amenities like these Are they important enough to you to m</description>
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			<title>How to Deal with a Noisy Neighbor</title>
			<description>Your heart starts pounding breathing becomes labored and your head starts to ache You wipe the sweat from your forehead and try to gather your thoughts Have you just had a heart attack Not at all This is your bodys reaction to excessive noise  Studies of the physiological and psychological effects of noiseindicate that protracted noise can impair ones hearing dry the mouth dilate pupils raise cholesterol elevate blood pressure burden the heart Constant noise can bring </description>
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			<title>Pricing Your Apartments</title>
			<description> How do you fix a price point for an apartment Take a guess Figure it based on your carrying costs Check comps and do a market analysis Charge whatever the market will bear If youre looking to place quality tenants less is sometimes more  We all want to make money with income property the more the better When youre looking for a new tenant however dont assume that youre going to make more money by charging more If your property is priced high for what youre offering you </description>
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			<title>Summer Sublease Perfect for College Students</title>
			<description>Summer is fast approaching and college students throughout the world are rejoicing Whether youre spending your summer working or playing the thought of moving out of those smelly dorms and into an apartment has probably crossed your mind more than once If so youll need to learn a little about subleasing  Typically landlords will not directly rent out apartments for terms shorter than six months However they realize that there are tons of students out there looking for summer sol</description>
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			<title>What Are Your Landlords Responsibilities</title>
			<description>Curious about what exactly your landlord is responsible for Heres a list of things your landlord can and cannot do  According to law you landlord must  a make sure that your house or apartment complies with all building housing and health codes that significantly affect your health and safety If you feel your landlord is not following the building housing or health codes you should contact your local tenants union  b make all repairs necessary to make your hous</description>
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			<title>When Youre The Noisy Neighbor</title>
			<description>Thanks to home offices computergame rooms and improved entertainment centers Americans are spending more and more time enveloped in home activities While having access to all that we need under our own roof is convenient it can also be noisy  If you live in an apartment or condominium community you share most of your walls with neighbors Because of this you should be extra careful about the amount of noise you make If neighbors have made complaints about the noise coming from you</description>
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