in a estd. Apartment, there is no society formed, still can i purchase a flat then what are the risks involved
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society formation is for looking after the common causes of the occupants. please enquire with the inmates and arrive at a decision
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Talk to the CAB about the tenant rights. They will be able to give you the specifics, and they're free!
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Get yourself up the duff and you'll be ok. The DSS will even give you lots of money for booze and fags, as well as paying your rent/council tax.\n\nLuvly jubbly as they say.
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Hi I m from Good old SA, your Landlord is not allowed to terminate your lease because you had a frying pan in your room as long as you did not have a stove in the room which you where using he/she can do jack shit too you if he /she wants to dispute it you can contact the Department of housing who will look into the matter, there number is 011 355 4000 webpage www.housing.qpq.gov.za
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In S.R.Nagar Area - you'll be able to get 2 Bedroom flats starting at 25 Lakhs. But it really depends on location. For example if you go 15+ Kms as you have mentioned you can probably get it for half this price.\n\nRegardng Loan - You may find it difficult to get a loan on your income alone if you have crossed retirement age. But if someone is willing to be a co-applicant then your income will be considered for giving you a loan. You can get more details from  any Bank regarding this.
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Honestly, then you can not afford to move in.\n\nMost Landlords have gotten burned by people not taking care of the property and thereby require all three.\n\nYou might be able to find a very very very large appartment complex near a school or university that is running a special to have tenant come in with a $1 security deposit.  But that is rare.  I would look only to the big facilities.  You get none of what you don't ask for and some of what you do.  Ask them and you might get what you are looking for.\n\nPersonally as a Landlord.. I would not do it and .. I expect most landlords would feel the same.\n\nDid it once and got burned.. never again.
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Check with your housing office.  Don't try to get away with anything, some spouse with nothing better to do will rat you out.
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There are huge liabilities in the Apartment Management industry.  I'm sure that any Management comapny looking to hire a Leasing Agent would be concerned as to experience due to awareness of Fair Housing laws and Worker's Compensation awarenesss as well as other liabilites that are industry specific.\n\nMy recommendation is that you contact your local apartment association (http://www.haaonline.org/HAAWEB/ScriptContent/Index.cfm) to get more information on courses you can take towards a designation that will help you become more industry aware.\n\nThe Leasing process is VERY shaky when it comes to Fair Housing ordinances.  If you were to study up on those and make it clear that you are sensitive to such liabilities, you may have a greater chance obtaining the job even with out experience.
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Start looking now, you can get an idea of whats available the costs etc.  Also most landlords know if they may have a unit available in the up coming months.  Good Luck KG
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You can.\nYou would most likely have to hire someone to care for the properties for you.\nThere are companies that do only that for people that either live outside the state or country.
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Talk to the apartment managers...they can help a lot...call the utilitiy companies...they can give you rough estimates
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Ask now. Why wait? Get your name in first. I did the same thing in my old building (went from a studio to a one bedroom). The circumstances were slightly different, but it was no big deal. Call them today and set it up. If you've been a good tenant, there should be no problem and they'll be glad to rent it to someone already there.
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same as every one else ,find a flat with your boyfriend and realy enjoy yourself.\n\nof course you must pay for a lot of things \nbut if the life you have becomes unbearabel\nthis is the only solution
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In the United States, that would not be considered a sublet, because you do not have an interest in realty.  Rather, your status is as a licensee -- you have a license to enter into a place and to use it for limited purposes.\n\nI hope this is helpful.
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You could start having respiratory problems most definitely. If it is still toxic enough, you could have certain brain cells ate up causing imbalances, but that's not very likely. You really need to remove the carpeting, replace the walls if possible, or if there were any curtains there or furniture that was there before you moved in definitely get rid of them. When we make a meth lab bust, these things are required to be done by the landlord before anyone moves in. I hope this helps you.
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Over the long haul, you'll make more money renting if the property values are increasing in that area.  HOWEVER, there are risks in renting like shady tenants who don't pay or trash the place, and there is a lot of upkeep in between the tenants that will cost you.  So it's really up to how much work you want to put in.  Also, if you can't find a tenant then you're paying your current rent plus the cost of the flat, so that should be considered.
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Sure you can - but you might not be able to have all of the luxuries that you might be used to.  You most definitely will not be able to live alone, however.  Most 1 bedroom places have rents through the roof!  You can find a roommate on craigslist, or if you're just out of college - check the local off-campus housing listings.  You might even want to check out a different borough (Queens/Brooklyn) or something over in New Jersey (Jersey City or Hoboken).  Getting an apartment with 1 or 2 other people will make your rent much more affordable than living alone.  \n\nNYC is a pricey town - but you don't have to make millions to live comfortably.  There are lots of things to do that don't cost a lot, you just have to stay away from the silly, trendy places. \n\nGood luck =)