<prompt> Human: Hey guys, I found an apartment that might be too good to be true but at the same time, sounds 100 legit. Just posting it here to make sure that it will be a good idea to sign. Apartment is 1200 a month for a 1 yr lease, afterwards rate adjustments will be based on consumer index. All utilities paid for in a high COL area. It is really huge and new. The catch is that the owner of the building, who also owns the apartment wont live there but he wants to use the place as an address. Instead of leaving it empty, he is renting it out. I will only see him once a month for mail collection. I saw the listing and set up an appointment to see the appointment. The agent came and showed me around. Everything checks out and looks exactly like the images in the listing. The lease is managed by a huge real estate firm that starts with Re-. I will be signing with them. The situation is only temporary. I expect to rent for only a couple of years. The conditions are perfect for me. The listing is a good 400 cheaper than other places of the same quality. Does everything check out?  <response>: Hes likely trying to skirt tax laws and it shouldnt be an issue for you. You could probably ask for clause in the lease saying if he is present more than X days per month you may terminate. If he isnt agreeable then something is up. 