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Move in fees? Do you suggest all landlords do a move in fee?

Charlie Moore
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Do you charge a move in fee?

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The only thing like that I've heard tell of, is for student rentals. The property management companies around the school charge a "move-in cleaning fee of around $200" IF incoming tenants want the unit professionally cleaned; otherwise the students get unit just like the last tenant left it-- presumably "broom clean" but the stoves are always disgusting.

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