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When your lease is up are you allowed to move into ...

When your lease is up are you allowed to move into another apartment or house for public housing,

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Posted 2009-10-10T03:13:40Z
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Brown, Once your lease is up, you can move anywhere you want. Just make sure you give notice that you are moving, and clean the place up real good before you leave. You want to make sure you get your security deposit back if you paid one.

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Posted 2009-10-10T03:32:08Z

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