Miss MOT

My life, My Rules! I'm a Christian - its who I am, it's what I am, it's my life!

[Miss MOT @Miz_MOT]

@Mrpossidez @enyinna_ The brilliance of your responses js unmatched! I wonder how the first thing he thought to attack was your Harvard Degree. So weak and usual of shallow thinking people. If it was thateasy, he should step forward with his own Harvard Degree Nonsense and agbado

[Miss MOT @Miz_MOT]

@TWEETORACLE Wait please I need to understand something, the guy did not consider it embarrassing to the lady before a (prior un-discussed public) proposal, but then considers it embarrassing when she refuses?

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

As they often say,intuition is seeing with the soul.If you aren't settled about a place,look elsewhere, there’s always an alternative.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

12/Finally, even where all the above have been ticked, still pay attention to your gut feeling and intuition

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

11/These are tidbits that can only be gleaned from people resident in the vicinity. Visit the area anonymously and ask questions.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

11/How long does the average tenant spend in the apartment? What is the pet policy?

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

11/Is the landlord nosy or troublesome? Is there a particularly cantankerous co-tenant?

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

11/Whilst these might seem incredulous or unnecessary, the information garnered from people in the neighborhood would always come in handy.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

10/The information might prove helpful if you’re particular about insurance.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

10/Ask if the property is insured. This might seem like a far-fetched request, but ask all the same.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

9/This may be another deal breaker. If the landlord or agent gets fidgety, tread carefully.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

9/Always ask for the electricity bill for the apartment. You don’t want to end up paying the outstanding bill for previous tenants.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

8/Whilst these may affect the overall cost of the rent, it is best to ascertain same upfront rather than find out halfway through

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

8/Confirm what utilities and amenities are available – borehole, stand-by generator, etc.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

7/A percentage of the rent would usually be charged as commission and caution fee. Others might impose a fee for the lease agreement as well

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

7/Confirm the rent rates separate from any other charges and levies.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

6/If there are any gray areas, ask questions or seek expert advice preferably from a lawyer.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

6/Insist on having a Tenancy Agreement or at least a draft of it and review same carefully.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

5/You want to be able to sleep well at night or leave your belongings during the day.

[Propertylawlady @propertylawlady]

5/Ascertain the security or safety of the neighborhood – even if everything else is right. This should be a deal breaker.