Even if you’ve been renting your entire life, there’s always something exciting about signing a rental agreement and moving into a new apartment. But before you willingly put your name on any contracts, you really should take a step back and make sure that the apartment you’re considering is worth the price of rent. After all, you don’t want to get locked into a living nightmare just because you couldn’t be bothered to inspect the merchandise. So, schedule an appointment with the property manager, grab your magnifying glass, and don’t forget to print off a copy of the Apartment Inspection Checklist. This helpful infographic will let you know exactly what to look for when you’re looking over a potential place to live.
Apartment Inspection Checklist
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