Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved me moving in. Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved me moving in.

Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved me, meaning I could now move in. Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved my moving in. Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved me, meaning I could now move in. Afterwards, the apartment manager checked my documents and approved my moving in.

After the apartment manager checked my document and approved me, I movinged in. After the apartment manager checked my document and approved me, I moved in.

After the apartment manager checked my document and approved mey moving in., [needs more stuff written here] After the apartment manager checked my document and approved my moving in, [needs more stuff written here]

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I have three neighbors from three different countries—: Canada, Iran, and Iraq. I have three neighbors from three different countries: Canada, Iran, and Iraq.

So we are four families on the same floor from four countries.sd So we are four families on the same floor from four countries.

So we a're all four different families on the same floor from four different countries.sd So we're all four different families on the same floor from four different countries.

So, we arhave four families on the same floor from four countries.sd So, we have four families on the same floor from four countries.

So we are four families on the same floor from four countries.sd So we are four families on the same floor from four countries.

The previous tenant's price was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors, because they had been living there constantly for nearly 8 years with a big discount. The previous tenant's price was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors, because they had been living there constantly for nearly 8 years with a big discount.

The previous tenant's price was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors', because they had been living there constantly for nearly 8 years with a bigon a huge discount. The previous tenant's price was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors', because they had been living there for nearly 8 years on a huge discount.

The previous tenant price was not bad,. It was abroutnd $200 lower than their neighbors, because they had been living there constaistently for nearly 8eight years with a big discount. The previous tenant price was not bad. It was around $200 lower than their neighbors because they had been living there consistently for nearly eight years with a big discount.

The previous tenant price's rent was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors, because they had been living there constantly for nearly 8 years with a big discount. The previous tenant's rent was not bad, about $200 lower than their neighbors, because they had been living there constantly for nearly 8 years with a big discount.

We use the word "rent" instead of "price" when referring to the money that is paid to the landlord to stay in an apartment. Rent is both a noun and a verb.

I was lucky to be the first person to contact them. I was lucky to be the first person to contact them.

Or: "I was lucky that I was the first person to contact them" (sounds slightly more direct if that's what you're going for)

I am right nowcurrently living in an apartment, which I sublet from a Korean family about 10 months ago. I am currently living in an apartment, which I sublet from a Korean family about 10 months ago.

I am right now living in an apartment right now, which I sublet from a Korean family about 10 months ago. I am living in an apartment right now, which I sublet from a Korean family about 10 months ago.

I am right now living in an apartment, which I right now which I have been subletting from a Korean family aboufor the past 10 months ago. I am living in an apartment right now which I have been subletting from a Korean family for the past 10 months.