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Prompt

You're helping someone decide whether to sign an apartment lease. Read the offer and the applicant's details, then answer. LEASE OFFER (dated October 30, 2026) Rent: $1,850/month for 12 months. One optional 12-month renewal at $1,950/month. One-time admin fee: $250. Security deposit: 3 months' rent, as permitted by the 31st Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Deadline: Signed lease must be returned by Friday, November 14, 2026. Section 4: This offer is valid for 14 days from the date above. Requirements: (a) Credit score of at least 680. (b) Gross monthly income of at least 3x rent in each of the last three months. (c) Two landlord references from the past five years. Guarantors (co-signers) accepted. APPLICANT - Credit score: 702 - Gross income: August $6,100, September $5,200, October $6,400 - Landlord references: 2022 and 2023 Answer in exactly this format: 1. Maximum total paid to the landlord over the longest possible term, excluding the deposit. Show the arithmetic. 2. The real deadline. If the offer contradicts itself, say how and what you'd do. 3. Requirements: pass or fail on (a), (b), (c), one line each. 4. Anything in the offer that looks wrong or that you can't verify. 5. Sign or don't sign in one sentence, plus the one thing that would change your answer. Keep the whole answer under 200 words. Don't invent facts that aren't in the text. If you're unsure, say so.