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What is it called when tenants refuse to pay rent together?
Answer: Rent strike
Why: Glasgow's 1915 rent strike helped push the UK into a wartime law that held many rents at their pre-war level.
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In England, how big can a deposit be if yearly rent is under £50,000?
Answer: Five weeks' rent
Why: At a yearly rent of £50,000 or more, the English cap rises to six weeks' rent.
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What sets the maximum rent of a Dutch social home?
Answer: A points system
Why: Each Dutch home scores points for things like floor area, energy label and kitchen, and the total sets its maximum rent.
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Who promises to pay the rent if a tenant can't?
Answer: Guarantor
Why: France's free Visale scheme, run by Action Logement, can act as guarantor for tenants aged 18 to 30.
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What replaces monthly rent in South Korea's jeonse lease?
Answer: A refundable lump sum
Why: The whole sum comes back at the end, usually after two years, while the landlord profits by investing it meanwhile.
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In Germany, what notice must a landlord give a tenant of ten years?
Answer: Nine months
Why: A German tenant's own notice stays at three months, however long they have lived there.