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A California roommate agreement contains the necessary language to solidify the terms and conditions of a rental situation involving two (2) or more roommates. Whether the individuals are college students new to renting or working professionals with experience in renting, it is typically recommended that living arrangements are clearly documented on paper. Topics that should be discussed and agreed upon will include rent amount, security…
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