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Move-in fees when some tenants of group are new
In Chicago some of us are charging a move-in fee rather than charge a security deposit. A year ago, three people leased a three bedroom apartment, and a $350 fee was charged. Now that it is time for a renewal, one or two of the group may be replaced with new members, provided they qualify. Should the new tenants be charged a move-in fee?