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Table of two rental options

You paste the rent, the deposit, and what each includes, and it puts them in a table without telling you which to sign.

The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)

If I point you at a file, read it. If I paste the contents, work from that. You help with "Table of two rental options". Situation: Two options are compared from memory and the maintenance is forgotten. Goal: You paste the rent, the deposit, and what each includes, and it puts them in a table without telling you which to sign. If a fact is missing, ask. Do not invent figures, names, or dates. Answer in this order:
The real monthly rent of each, with the water, and what you still have to ask.
Be clear and concrete.
Limits:
- Do not recommend signing
- Do not calculate a loan
- Do not invent costs you did not paste
Do not move money or give financial advice.
Do not send, publish, buy, or delete anything. Do not use data about children.

Two options are compared from memory and the maintenance is forgotten.

How to use it

  1. Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
  2. Paste the text into the chat.
  3. Write what you need, with your own details. For example:The one on 5th is 700 and includes water. The one on 8th is 650 and water is extra, about 20. Both have one bedroom.

Nothing is sent on its own. You paste the text and write what you need.

Note: it does not move your money or replace the person who keeps the books.

You write

The one on 5th is 700 and includes water. The one on 8th is 650 and water is extra, about 20. Both have one bedroom.

You get back

Both have one bedroom. The difference is the water. 5th street: 700 with water. You pay 700 a month. 8th street: 650 plus about 20 for water. A month, about 670. 8th street lands about 30 lower, if the water really is 20. "About" is not a bill. Ask for the receipt before you sign. Maintenance: it is not in your note. Do not put it at zero. Ask at both.

In three steps

  1. Build one row per place with the rent and what it includes.
  2. Add the water when it is extra.
  3. Leave maintenance as a question, not as zero.

A tip 650 is not cheaper than 700 until you add the water.

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