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2. A good job. Your prospective landlord wants to know, obviously, if you can afford to make the monthly rental payments.

3. Once you start your apartment hunt, make sure you stay organized. Establish your priorities and know what you are looking for before you start your search. This will help you narrow down your search to only those properties that interest you and are within your projected budget.

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• Number of bedrooms

• Closet space

• Number of bathrooms

• Kitchen size

• Terms of lease

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• Flooring type

• Gas and electric appliances

• Separate dining rooms

• Fireplace

• Air conditioning

• Washer and dryer