<p>You do not have to pay a bond for your PublicSquare home. However, you will still be liable for paying for any damages you are responsible for during your lease. In cases where damages and wear and tear occur that you are not responsible for, the Landlords insurance or Landlord will be liable to pay for it.</p>


You do not have to pay a bond for your PublicSquare home. However, you will still be liable for paying for any damages you are responsible for during your lease. In cases where damages and wear and tear occur that you are not responsible for, the Landlords insurance or Landlord will be liable to pay for it.

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Choosing a Property

Current Wait Times

First Homeowner's Grant

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Interest Rate Changes

Kickstarter Contribution

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Legal Process

Maintenance and Repair Costs

Minimum Credit Score Requirements

Minimum Income

Non-First Homebuyer Eligibility

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Property Subletting

Property Value Decrease

Purchase Limit

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Selling the Property

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