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Sell your contract!Lease Options & Terms
Reading an apartment lease means working through it clause by clause before you sign. The clauses that cost students the most are joint-and-several liability, automatic renewal, subletting, and security-deposit terms.
Credit & Guarantors
If your parents can't or won't cosign, a lease guarantor service will stand in as your financial backer for a fee — usually 40% to 110% of one month's rent. Insurent is the standout for students and international renters; TheGuarantors and Leap are cheapest with good credit.
Lease Options & Terms
For most students, a fixed-term lease is the cheaper, safer default — it locks your rent for 9 or 12 months. A month-to-month lease is better only when your timeline is uncertain, because it lets you leave with 30 days' notice. The trade-off is a 7% to 10% rent premium.