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Costs:

• Target budget $1500 and ok to pay deposit of the same amount.
• prefer an apartment where water and trash are included in the rent
• Find out the security deposit amount.
• Willing to pay additional fees up to $150 for amenities like parking or pets.
• Not sure about the renter’s insurance

Lease Terms:

• looking for a one-year lease and prefer a flexible renewal policy.
• Ask about the policy on breaking a lease.
• Ask about penalties for late rent payment.

Apartment Details:

• Regular 1 bedroom apartment, not looking for studio
• Not looking for furnished apartment but must have essential appliances
• Need a pet-friendly apartment.
• Apartment must with in-unit laundry facilities, a communal laundry area is not preferred

Building Amenities:

• Looking for a building with a gym and a community area. A swim pool would be a bonus.
• I need a parking spot and am willing to pay up to $100 per month for it.
• I prefer a building with a secure entry system.

Maintenance and Repairs:

• Prefer an apartment where the landlord is responsible for maintenance and repairs.

Neighborhood and Location:

• I'm looking for a safe, quiet neighborhood with easy access to parks and grocery stores.
• The apartment must be within a 10-minute walk to a subway station and within a 30-minute commute to my workplace.

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