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Renting

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Renting is a way to use things without buying them. You pay money to use a good or a place for a set time.

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MEZ 1911 10 01 20 object 594901 (2)

This agreement is often in writing. It shows the rules for the owner and the user. The owner is called the landlord. The person paying is called the tenant.

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People rent many different things. You can rent a house or an apartment to live in. You can also rent cars, bikes, or even tools like a chainsaw. Some people rent movies or music. Renting can be cheaper than buying. It also helps the earth. This is because things are used more often instead of being thrown away.

There are different kinds of rent. A rental agreement is often for a short time. A lease is for a longer time. Some people use a rent-to-own plan. This lets them buy the item later. To make sure things stay safe, you might show an ID. You might also pay a deposit. This is money you get back if you do not break anything.

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