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OOT, help me land this apt
OK, so I have to be out my current place by Sept 1.
My friend (and roommate to be) and I both received a tour of a lower not too far from my current residence. We both loved it. A few minutes before I received the tour, an older lady (mid-40s, single) had taken it as well. We're about to file the application for said apt. I told the homeowner (who doesnt live on the premises) that I was going back to school (since I didnt want to say poker player) and that my roommate is a supervisor at his work, which he is. Truth-be-told, I'd have to assume the older lady is ahead of us just based on: female vs. male, older single adult vs. two young adults. What are some things we can do to make ourselves stand out and/or win this thing? Little things, a kin to how you should always send a "Thank You" note to a potential employer who interviewed you. Thanks |
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Re: OOT, help me land this apt
If you really like it, just offer the owner an extra $100, or a bigger security deposit.
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Re: OOT, help me land this apt
Offer to pay $100/mo more than he's asking like bobman said
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Re: OOT, help me land this apt
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Offer to pay $100/mo more than he's asking like bobman said [/ QUOTE ] no not 100$/mo, just a hundred dollar bill. Or a muffin basket. |
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Re: OOT, help me land this apt
Chances are the lady isn't even going to take it. Most apartments get shown a ton of times before they get rented, and whatever makes that place good for you and your roomie (2 bedrooms maybe?) might make it less than desirable to the lady.
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