Questions To Consider When Leasing An Apartment For Seniors
Top 5 Questions Senior Citizens Should Ask Before Leasing An Apartment
Seniors have special needs that should be considered when looking to find their next apartment. Whether you’re a senior looking to find your dream one bedroom apartment or you’re looking to find an apartment for an elderly parent or relative, we at ApartmentSearch encourage you to ask these 5 questions before committing to a new home.
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Q & A: Virginia Miner, senior area manager of Destination Services for ApartmentSearch
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