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It does not. The landlord can just invest the deposit, and then return the principal to the tenant when he leaves, keeping the interest.
by xyzzyz 4y ago
It does not. The landlord can just invest the deposit, and then return the principal to the tenant when he leaves, keeping the interest.
- JCharante 4y agoAt that point how is it better than the tenant investing the jeonse money and using the returns from the investment to pay rent?
- lifthrasiir 4y agoThe very existence of Jeonse affects monthly rents, making Jeonse a worthy candidate to consider to tenants.
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