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Yes. Before move-in, you'll complete a walkthrough of the home. Once you've signed your lease and moved in, take time to inspect the property thoroughly and note any existing issues. This inspection will be used as a reference when you move out.
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Your lease is a legally binding contract, typically for at least one year. Read it carefully and make sure you understand all of its terms and stipulations. If anything is unclear, don't hesitate to ask your representative.
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By signing a lease, you've agreed to make your rental payment on time each month. Please refer to your lease for your specific due date and payment details.
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Report it right away. Whether it's a leaking kitchen sink, a running toilet, or an AC that isn't cooling, letting us know as soon as you notice a problem helps prevent bigger issues down the road.
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If you're unsure about anything at any point, reach out to a representative. They'll be happy to help you to the best of their ability.
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Renter's insurance isn't required, but we strongly encourage all residents to get it. It provides an extra layer of protection for you and your belongings.
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Yes. Please keep the property clean and well maintained throughout your lease.
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Monthly. AC filters trap a lot of dust and air particles, so they get dirty quickly. An easy rule of thumb is to change it each time you pay your rent or your power bill. A clean filter helps prevent damage to the unit and keeps your AC running smoothly.
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Try using a drain clog remover snake, available in the plumbing section of most local stores. Feed it into the drain to clear out hair and other debris. If that doesn't solve the problem, contact your landlord.
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Let your faucets drip. Keeping a slow drip running during freezing weather helps prevent your pipes from freezing and bursting.
