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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I guess I'm also uneasy because the owner will probably tear it down when he finally moves in. So if there ARE these issues, I get concerned that they will be addressed in the cheapest way to appease us and move on. Anyway, deep thoughts...[/quote] The most important factor in this decision is probably your landlord. Some are awesome, and really care about making their tenants happy and comfortable. Some will *say* they care about having happy tenants, but then cheap out on the actual work and cop major attitude if you ask for basic functionality and civil treatment. In this area, the latter are far too common, sadly. If you can talk with the landlord and get a decent sense of whether or not they're a jerk, that would be ideal. [/quote]
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