My Apartment A Personalized Plan Dante Gizzi. Overview Apartment selection o where o why Covering the Costs Living situation o roommates o furnishings.

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My Apartment A Personalized Plan Dante Gizzi

Overview Apartment selection o where o why Covering the Costs Living situation o roommates o furnishings Fulfilling the Tenant obligations

Chosen Apartment Where: New york City, Lower East Side Rent: $3,795 Amenities: Fully furnished l Baths lounge private terrace recently renovated with marble (bath and counter) Loft Pets ok Elevator

Financing A decent amount of my income will go to affording this apartment. (assuming I am out of college and have a job) however, this is not a major issue to me becasue I do not plan to rent for a long time, and it is not an insane amount of money, especially for New York City. Rent + utilities will most likely cost around $5,000 per month

Furnishing the Apartment I Specifically searched for apartments which were already furnished to avoid the cost of buying everything needed to furnish an apartment. Although it may make the apartment more expensive, I am not above paying for convenience. *The photos were taken before the furniture was placed in the apartment

Living situation While having help with rent would be nice, this aparmtent only has one bedroom, so unless I had a significant other living with me, I could not have a "roommate"

Fulfilling My Obligations as a Tenant I will not have any excessive social events held in my apartment in order to prevent major damage. I will clean the apartment at least once per week The apartment is furnished for me, so I will not have to worry about any issues that may arise with putting things in the apartment I may want to paint but will recieve permission first Whether pets are allowed or not I will not have one because of the extra risk of me not owning the space they will be occupying and not knowing if I will have enough time to properly take care of it.

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