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Renting a home: checklist
Verify the listing, complete the application and lease process, document the deposit, and report your address after moving.
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1. Check the listing
If possible, do not sign a lease or pay money before seeing the home.Before renting
- If possible, do not sign a lease or pay money before seeing the home.
- The landlord may evaluate information such as your income, ability to pay rent, and credit history.
- In New York, check the screening fee and your rights to obtain the report.
- Make sure the rental property, parties, rent amount, term, rights, and obligations are written down.
- Check the deposit amount and the rules in your state, and keep proof of payment.
Moving and notification
- For homes with the specified characteristics, the landlord must disclose lead paint hazards and provide the EPA brochure.
- Document the condition of the apartment with photographs when moving in and moving out.
- Report your new address to USCIS within 10 days after moving.
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