Grr, Aims!
Spike's Bitches 45: That sure as hell wasn't in the brochure.
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What are the other ones?
I have a turtle over my heart/left boob, and a caffeine molecule tramp stamp.
Here - let me show you the email!
If you've got it in writing, then you win.
I'm fucking pissed. It was like the second thing I asked about a month ago. It came up because the lease said water/sewer was not inlcuded in the rent and I flagged it and asked about it. We have to be out of here in THREE WEEKS. I can not live like this. I will have a nervous breakdown.
If you've got it in writing, then you win.
Maybe, maybe not. The realtor does not own the property - she is working on behalf of the owner. After the paperwork portion is done, the realtor is no longer part of the equation. Owner might say, "Too bad so sad - here's your money back and good luck to you."
Aims, I would try to negotiate a reduction in rent based on an estimate of water costs. If the realtor tries to tell you that the client won't come down on the rent, then you tell him/her that it can come out of their fees. It was their mistake, you have it in writing.
I have a turtle over my heart/left boob, and a caffeine molecule tramp stamp.
They sound wonderful!
and a caffeine molecule tramp stamp.
Love that! I adore my caffeince molecule earrings.
You guys, my little company's product (ooooh, now that I think of it, I should get the capsaicin molecule tattoo) is now available! It's so exciting to be part of this from before we applied to be marketed anywhere, through approvals, and now sales. (And yeah, the stupid Polar Bear is being used on all marketing materials, but I don't care.)
The client wouldn't come down on the rent when we asked for rent reduction for a long term lease. I have a feeling that will be the answer if I were to ask about it this time as well.
How much does water cost?
According to the water company about $50 - $70 every two months, depending on the month.