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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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rent al the units out

0I think a good investment would be to buy an apartment complex and rent all the 01b00units02b00 out.02br
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00Does "units" in the above refer to "apartments?' Why is it called "units?" Thanks.0-
  

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0Yes. An apartment it's a part, thus an unit. 0-

— Marius Hancu

  • 0Yes.
  • An apartment it's a part, thus an unit.
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0Yes. An apartment it's a part, thus an unit. 0-
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0Thanks, Marius.02br
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01cite10Marius Hancu12cite10Yes. An apartment it's a part, thus 11font10an unit12font10. 12blockquote
10Could you explain to me why it is 'an unit'? I was taught 'a unit'. 02br
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00Could you please let me know whether my teachers had made a mistake?.0-
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0A unit is the right version. 0-
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0Thanks, Marius, for your confirmation.0-
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0The clue here is the word "complex."02br
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00An Apartment Complex is many apartments. It may be one large building or many building. 02br
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00Each apartment in the builidng is called a "unit."0-
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