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3 years ago

All of the following components are commonly found in rental housing agreements EXCEPT:

1 answer:

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The one that not commonly found in rental housing agreement is : What type of renter's insurance the renter must buy
This one is entirely up to the renters, and the owner usually will not limit the possibilities by writing it on the agreement

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