codewithmatt

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   by codewithmatt 4y ago

   yeah, it's less an attack and more like finding a copy of the key to the front door laying on the ground and walking out with everything you can carry, completely unopposed.
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   by codewithmatt 5y ago

   I think in NY specifically it's still structured this way. But for the US as a whole, it's much more common for it to come out of the seller's end. Honestly here in Austin, unless you're walking into an apartment leasing
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   by codewithmatt 5y ago

   I'm not sure how Luxembourg works, but in the US the "seller" or landlord in this case pays a fee. Obviously this may be drastically different in Europe, but it's worth having a conversation with an agent/broker. My