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-Most apartments require other fees, including application fees, administration fees, green fees, cleaning fees, and pet fees if you have pets.
It is also a good idea to purchase "renter’s insurance" to protect against losses caused by fire, theft, or vandalism. This kind of insurance covers personal belongings in your house or apartment. It also covers damages for which you would be legally liable if a fire or other accident that was your fault damaged the apartment building and/or the property of other renters.
The cost of renter’s insurance is relatively low but can vary depending on the value of your possessions. Contact information for insurance agents can be found online.
Utility deposits may be required for services that are not included with your property rental. Check with your apartment to see what utilities are included with your rental and which utilities you will need to set up separately. There utility services may include:
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