how much toilet entry fees in your place?
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You have to pay to go potty?
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Safety deposit box rental costs will very from bank to bank and depending on the size. You are charged annually for the rent on the box, however some banks will prorate it if you close it early. Some may be as little as $30 for a small 2x5 box, to $100 for a large 15x15 box, if not more. Some banks also offer discounts for certain customers.
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There are private homes that are rented and most often, you could see it on the newspaper ads. As for "cheap rent", I don't know how much your budget is. I have a friend who rent and for 3 bedrooms/2 bathrooms costs them $1,800.00 a month! I think it's ridiculous to rent in that amount when you could own a house and pay the same amount each month and you're investing your money in some ways and of course, you could declare it as well at the end of the year on your taxes.
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About 20,000 if you decide to rent your place.
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They vary. You can get them free with a contract or pay anything from £20 to £200 for a pay-as-you-go.
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Pint your wall instead of paying money!
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I don't where you live, but renting a porta potty is how we do it in Washington, DC.  The reason is the maintenance.  You really don't want to have to deal with that.  I don't have the number, but information (411) can give you the number to Don's Johns.
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Have you heard the joke about the 1000 stopped up toilets?\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nNevermind,it aint nothing but a bunch of crap.
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Well this might rank up as one of your lowest.  Though it counts because we do live here, we will be moving soon so I bet we will pay more soon enough.\n\nWe live in Maine, the rent for a 2- bedroom one bathroom apartment here is $445/ month.
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Depends on where you live in the city.  The ultra rich have apartments bigger than most houses.\n\nSome live in apartments no bigger than your average bathroom, yet will still pay more than $1000 in rent lol
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I went directly through the building society, and the fee was £400. My solicitors fee is also around £400, but that doesn't include any of the searches (which whacks it all up to £1000ish).\n\nI think the £2500 sounds a bit steep, when we had a look through independent advisers I think the fees were more like £1000.
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I would call a another movie theater and ask who does their cleaning and would they recommend them and then ask how much do they usually charge for their services.\nYou will then get an idea of the going fee.\nCharge accordingly.
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This would depend on the site and amount of work to be carried out, mail me at shaun@sdhinternet.co.uk with the  details and will let you know what the cost would be
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Depends on where you live, and other factors. In my area, probably as little as $200 on up.
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So, what's the question - which is *better* ("better" being an astoundingly common hook in questions on this site)?\n\nWell, feeling chatty, let me take a crack at it:\n\nSeptic\n\nPROS: If a public sewage system isn't available, at least you can still flush your toilet (truly, I can't think of a septic system PRO and I'm on a septic system, so I've given it a lot of thought.\n\nCONS: You have to pay (a lot, lot, lot) to have one built; you have to pay to have them maintained; if they're not maintained properly you will get the fantastic opportunity to build a new one, thereby making your septic construction expense twice its already-high cost; they can't be moved and sometimes they're in the way (toooo baaaaad!).\n\nPublic Sewer\n\nPROS: Hey, it's "free", right? - all you have to pay for is the hookup; usually, if a public sewer is available you'll also have access to city water, thereby forgoing the expense of putting in a well in addition to the septic system.\n\nCONS: They're not free - you *will* be paying higher taxes as public waterworks are very expensive to staff and maintain.
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Dont forget the booking fee of £5.40 and Handling charge of £4.95!  \n\n£64 is a lot for a one-day festival no matter how many Djs are playing.
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It depends on regularity of usage. If it involves a membership- monthly fee is most common, for others per use.