Navigating Off-Campus Housing Made Easy: Lease Agreement Review Clinic Today for Students
Are you a student in the midst of deciphering your lease agreement? The world of rental contracts can be complex and daunting, but fret not! We have a solution that will empower you with knowledge and confidence. Attend the Lease Agreement Review Clinic!
Date: Today, Oct. 18
Time: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Location: Arkansas Union room 201
At this event, you'll have the opportunity to consult with seasoned legal experts who specialize in housing. Here's what you can look forward to:
- Free Legal Consultations: Bring your lease agreement and receive personalized guidance from professionals. They'll help you decode the legal jargon, understand your rights and identify potential issues that might otherwise go unnoticed.
- Understanding Your Rights: Gain invaluable insights into your rights as a tenant. Learn how to spot and address common issues often concealed within lease agreements.
- Personalized Advice: No lease is the same, and we understand that. Get advice tailored to your specific lease, ensuring you know how to protect your interests.
- Access to Resources: We provide you with access to materials and resources that will further assist you in navigating the rental process with confidence.
Don't forget to bring a copy of your lease agreement. This event is open to all U of A students, and the center encourages you to take advantage of this unique opportunity to make your housing experience smoother and more secure.
For more information or any questions, please contact Katie Brocklesby at keb046@uark.edu. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Katie Brocklesby, special projects coordinator
Center for Community Engagement
479-575-4365,
keb046@uark.edu
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