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I don't charge last-month's rent. I determine the level of risk a tenant presents and then charge a higher deposit. About 80% of my tenants pay a deposit equal to one month's rent. About 15% pay 1.5x a month's rent and 5% pay 2x a month's rent. Since instituting this system two years ago, I very rarely have a tenant leave owing more than we have on file.

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