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The best way is to read the lease carefully and talk with your landlord about what you want to do before getting started.
It depends! If your alterations are approved and done well, you might not have a problem, but leaving the place in good shape is key to getting your deposit back.
While long-term tenants might get more leeway, it's still best to get that green light from your landlord before diving into any projects.
If you go ahead without permission, you might be in hot water - your landlord could ask you to remove the changes or even face penalties.
Often, small things like painting or hanging pictures are okay, but bigger changes, like knocking down walls, typically require more approval.
Yes, usually you need to get the landlord's okay before you start any renovations or alterations to the place.
It's a part of your lease that lays out what changes or upgrades you can make to the rental property, like painting or installing shelves.