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This is particularly bad in college towns where almost all development is being done by a small handful of companies, who lure in students and then raise the re
by jonesb6 11y ago
This is particularly bad in college towns where almost all development is being done by a small handful of companies, who lure in students and then raise the rents for new tenants year over year until inflated rental prices become the norm.
- aidenn0 11y agoAnd at least where I went, you would never get your security deposit back, regardless of the state of the building, despite the fact that most they would do when you leave would be putty and paint.
- lqdc13 11y agoIt's common practice to not pay the last month and use the security deposit for that purpose.
- sithadmin 11y agoPeople say this, but I haven't ever found evidence that this is actually a practice that is common. The security deposit is intended to be just that, not a pre-payment on the last month of rent.