English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive Real Life: Apartment Hunting (1) 1.A(n) is a person who owns and/or manages land, buildings, houses etc. and rents/leases specific areas to tenants. occupant resident landlord guest 2.A landlord might ask you for a deposit in order to hold an apartment for you. This means that if you decide that you don't want to rent that specific apartment, you won't get the deposit back. non-refundable non-insurable non-credible non-fat 3.Most landlords will do a check on anyone who wants to rent an apartment because they want to know if the potential tenant pays his/her bills on time and in full. carpet current cashiers credit 4.Most people have to fill out a rental in order to be considered for an apartment rental. They have to fill in both personal and professional information on this type of form. date application subsidy increase 5.If a landlord accepts an applicant, the tenant must then read and sign a rental . This is a contract that stipulates the rights and obligations of tenants as well as landlords. suit agreement promise surface 6.A landlord may also ask a potential tenant for two or three in order to verify his/her employment, integrity and character. references cards boarders residents 7.Sharon wants t her apartment for six months because she's going to work with the Peace Corps for about that long. When she comes back, she still wants to live in the same building and this means that she would still have her rent paid while she is away. loan lodge sublet occupy 8.When Sally and Bill moved out of their two-bedroom apartment, the landlord thought the apartment was very messy and there was a hole in the wall next to the bathroom so they didn't get their damage back. term deposit bill rent 9.A is also called an occupant or a renter. This person rents an apartment, house, room etc. from the owner of the property for an agreed upon amount. tenant proprietor landlord squatter 10.Some people rent apartments. This means that the units they rent come with furniture such as couches, chairs, tables and beds. burnished full furnished supplied . English Language Tests-Intermediate level's archive Real Life: Apartment Hunting (1) 1.A(n) is a person who owns and/or manages land,. might ask you for a deposit in order to hold an apartment for you. This means that if you decide that you don't want to rent that specific apartment, you won't get the deposit back lodge sublet occupy 8.When Sally and Bill moved out of their two-bedroom apartment, the landlord thought the apartment was very messy and there was a hole in the wall next to the bathroom