How would you properly express this sentence?

Hi,

What are the different requirements for renting an apartment without any need of a guarantor?

Regards,
Sri

Sri's original answer is fine. However, you don't need "different." You could just ask "What are the requirements..."

The rest of the answer:


You need to make four times the amount of the rent and sign a long-term fixed contract. If this is the case, you don't need a guarantor.

Thank you so much

One thing

What about my sentences? Are they not right or correct?

1 What are the requirements for renting an apartment without having to need a guarantor?
2 What are the requirements in order not to need a guarantor when renting an apartment?

Thank you so much Doctor D

Thank you so much
One thing

What about my sentences? Are they not right or correct?

1 What are the requirements for renting an apartment without having to need a guarantor?
2 What are the requirements in order not to need a guarantor when renting an apartment?

Thank you so much Doctor D

If you have sometime could you give your thoughts "grammatically" o

It's not so much that the sentences are incorrect as that they are a little confusing. I've tried to rearrange the elements of the sentence but I think it needs to be recast with personal pronouns. For example:



How do I rent an apartment without using a guarantor?

What do you require of those who want to rent your apartment but don't hav

Hello Doctor D,

How are you?

Hope all is ok with you?

I wanted to ask you if you could help me with this thread?



Thank you Doctor D

Hello Doctor D,

Thank you for taking a look at my thread, I had one other thread I needed help with as I'm struggling to correct them as they seem hard. If you have the time, I'd greatly appreciate it.



Thank you Doctor D and have a good day

Alex

I'm sorry Doctor D for asking a to look at a thread that was already corrected, I posted the wrong thread, it was this one I meant to post if you have time



Have a nice weekend Doctor D

Ps Since you are from England, do you say HAVE GOT or HAVE GOTTEN?

Thank you
Alex

I'm an American, so no help there. The difference of "have got" and "have gotten" depends on what is being said.

I have got to go home soon. (future)

I have gotten home late too many times. (past)

Ok sorry, thank you

I had one question, could you help me correct this paragraph,

assuming the following was true of course:


You have to leave the meat in the oven to cook as long if it's frozen as if it has thawed./You have to leave the meat in the oven for the same amount of time if it's froze