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arsen [322]
2 years ago
14

Let's pretend you have $1,200 a month to spend on rent. Be sure that there is at least

Business
1 answer:
Cloud [144]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Apartment 1:

pros:

- no previous tenants

- gym

fireplace

- garage

cons:

- 1 bedroom

- 1 bathroom

- no pool

- small kitchen

- no closet space

Apartment 2:

pros:

- pool

- 3 bedrooms

- 2 bath

- gym

cons:

- small bedrooms

- limited storage space

- holes in the wall

- mold

Apartment 3:

pros:  

- 2 bedroom

- 2 bathroom

- pool

- hot tub

- garage

- large kitchen space

- storage closets

cons:

- none

I'd choose apartment 3 based off of the things I found inside home. Everything is great and brand new, under $1,200 and exactly what to look for. It's the best choice out of all three options.  

Explanation:

I looked around for the answer to this question but couldn't find it. I created my own answer and got a 100. Hope this helps.

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