Paying for apartment
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- Expatriate
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Re: Paying for apartment
Yeah I understand the one month deposit and obviously paying for your rent a month in advance.
In Thailand I think 2 rent + 1 deposit is normal and they try to screw you.
I'd just rather be screwed one month rather than 2 ha.
In Cambodia I've never paid deposit in SHK (2times) and have paid one small deposit in Siem Reap.
That is why I was confused PP seemed to be a little West-like.
In Thailand I think 2 rent + 1 deposit is normal and they try to screw you.
I'd just rather be screwed one month rather than 2 ha.
In Cambodia I've never paid deposit in SHK (2times) and have paid one small deposit in Siem Reap.
That is why I was confused PP seemed to be a little West-like.
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Re: Paying for apartment
In my brand new shv appartements that come with quality furniture and curtains, 55 or 60" tv etc., I ask for 3 months deposit. Even so it barely covers for all the fittings and equipments.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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Re: Paying for apartment
Tbf nobody mentioned anything about curtains.
But seriously, if you actually own a place I agree with trying to get as much as you can.
And if you don't, try to get away with as little as you can.
But seriously, if you actually own a place I agree with trying to get as much as you can.
And if you don't, try to get away with as little as you can.
Re: Paying for apartment
I think 1/2/3 months is fair for unfurnished/furnished/top
End furnished, with a provision that only one months rent is kept if the lease is broken yet the place is left in standard condition.
End furnished, with a provision that only one months rent is kept if the lease is broken yet the place is left in standard condition.
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Re: Paying for apartment
Raybull wrote:I think 1/2/3 months is fair for unfurnished/furnished/top
End furnished, with a provision that only one months rent is kept if the lease is broken yet the place is left in standard condition.
I would, on recommendations of another poster, trust him with a my precious fan, but I'm not sure I would trust him that far when it comes to hard currency.
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Re: Paying for apartment
to be fair, his apartments are of top spec, and all tenants that have recently moved in will be the first occupants, they must be worth it as all rooms went within 2 weeksjuansweetpotato wrote:Raybull wrote:I think 1/2/3 months is fair for unfurnished/furnished/top
End furnished, with a provision that only one months rent is kept if the lease is broken yet the place is left in standard condition.
I would, on recommendations of another poster, trust him with a my precious fan, but I'm not sure I would trust him that far when it comes to hard currency.
my personal experiences here in SHV have been 1 month up front + 1 month deposit, i get the deposit back when i leave minus the latest bills
my new apartment, no deposit
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