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Landlord is trying to charge a $250 "tenant at will fee"

Lease boundaries should be more clear that that special period before re-signing is the time to renegotiate any new terms. In this case, they want to charge you a $250fee for renewing, for who knows ...
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Landlord is trying to charge a $250 "tenant at will fee"

I am a landlord (and former renter) in Illinois so the laws may be different. This 100% legal where I am at. The landlord is giving you 3 options: Sign the 12-month lease for X rate, Sign the at-will ...
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Landlord is trying to charge a $250 "tenant at will fee"

New Hampshire does not impose many obligations on the landlord apart from the usual "clean and safe" requirements. There are no statutes limiting rent or fees, though there are some ...
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