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Questions about - Renting a new place to live

What should be in my rental agreement?
What can I do if my landlord doesn't use the standard lease form?
What information can a landlord ask me for when I apply to rent a place?
How much rent can a landlord charge?
Do I have to pay a deposit when I rent a new place?
Can a landlord refuse to rent to me because I have children?
Can a landlord refuse to rent to me because I have a pet?
Can a landlord refuse to rent to me because of my immigration status or the country I am from? What can I do?
A landlord won't rent to me and I think it's because of discrimination. What can I do?

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