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Listen to your Mother - LA by Lisa Sjolund
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  • Post category:Family / Lifestyle
  • Post published:April 8, 2018

If you are under 18 and moving out, you may find it difficult to rent a house or sign a lease because of your age. You may need an adult (relative or friend) to cosign a lease with you, so they share the responsibility for ensuring the property is taken care of and you are paying your rent on time.

Source: Leaving home @ ReachOut.com: Get through tough times

image: Listen to your Mother - LA by Lisa Sjolund under Creative Commons license

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