Add the first month, a last month if the landlord asks, and a deposit counted in months of rent.
Due before move-in = first month + last month, if you include it, + monthly rent × deposit months. A $2,000 rent with the last month and a one-month deposit is $6,000.
The first month is always included. Add another full month when the landlord asks for the last month up front. The deposit is the rent multiplied by the number of months the deposit represents. One month of deposit on $2,000 is $2,000. With first and last, the total is $6,000.
A pet fee, a broker fee, or a utility deposit is a dollar amount this page does not have a field for. Add it after the total. A deposit of half a month is 0.5 in the deposit field.
Deposit $2,000. Due before move-in $6,000.
Counting the deposit as a fee you will not get back, when the lease says it is refundable.
Leaving the last month on when the landlord asked only for the first month and a deposit.
Only if you enter it that way. They are separate fields because a lease can ask for either, both, or a deposit that is not one full month.
Price a partial month of rent from the monthly rent, the days you occupy, and the days in that month.
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