Change of environment could be what you are considering the main reason why you want to leave your rented apartment. You might not really like the electricity supply in your rented apartment and you want to consider leaving the place; or your house is far from your work or place of worship. These are what you have to consider before you leave your apartment for the other
1) Money: The price of parking form an apartment to the other is not always small, most especially when you are moving from one state to another or from one area to another. The price of hiring a truck that may damage your property, paying security deposit, having to pay new agency fees, agreement with a lawyer and getting to arrange the new house to the best of your look are not always easy.
2) Rolling with new landlord and tenant: The devil you know is better than the angel that is unknown. You have to consider leaving neigbour that care for you and help you look after your children, or things you sell before leaving a particular rented apartment to the other. It's not easy to create new bond with new people, the success of a stay in an environment depend on the neighbour. Leaving a landlord that did not disturb you for rent for 7months because he knows you are the "chief tenant" should also be considered. Also, the familiarity you have created with the security workers, area boys and other workers in the environment should be put in place before leaving an apartment because of bad electricity alone.
3) Family: The education of your children should also be put into consideration when leaving an apartment. They will have to change their school and schools do not work at the same pace

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