How To Rent A $1,500 Tokyo Apartment? Pay $10K
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For a $1,500 per month apartment in Tokyo:
1. New renters have to pay 2 month's rent in advance = $3,000
2. New renters have to give another 2 month's rent as a security deposit = $3,000
3. New renters also have to give another 2 month's rent as a gift to the landlord, which is not refundable = $3,000
4. New renters also have to give another month's rent as a finder's fee to the realtor, which is also not refundable = $1,500
1. New renters have to pay 2 month's rent in advance = $3,000
2. New renters have to give another 2 month's rent as a security deposit = $3,000
3. New renters also have to give another 2 month's rent as a gift to the landlord, which is not refundable = $3,000
4. New renters also have to give another month's rent as a finder's fee to the realtor, which is also not refundable = $1,500
Total Cost = $10,500
But as a special bonus, you might get one of these Japanese toilet/sink combos:
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1 Comments:
I remember the toilet/sink from my time in Japan a couple of decades ago. I wish I could get one for my house now. It would save water when I wash my hands afterwards and it woulds be a real check on a running commode.
But that's just me.
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