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landlord have to give me notice before showing my apartment? — Martha, Bridgeport
Chicago law dictates 48 hours’ notice for showing a tenant’s apartment. Most of my tenants haven’t required that, but we alwaystry to giys trytogive as much notice as possible. If a tenant says no to a showing, the maximum delay is 48 hours, but the landlord is entitled to acces entitled to access the apartment after the 48 hours
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Can my landlord agreed to renew my rent would no
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Can my landlord add a utility? I agreed to renew when I was told my rent would not change, but now I’m responsible for the gas bill.—Jakob, Wicker Park Utilities should be set before the lease is signed. If I wanted to remove radiators and put HVAC in the unit, I’d do it between tenants. You should ask to meet to draw up a new lease. I’d argue that the rent should decrease or at the very least stay the same if you’re taking on a new cost.
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