FAQ: Lease Agreement and Rental Policies

The lease will be automatically renewed on a month-to-month basis unless the landlord is otherwise notified by the tenant. A full sixty (60) days written notice is required before vacating.

The lease can be terminated if the building or part of it is taken for public use or purpose by a competent authority. The landlord can also terminate the lease if the tenant is absent for ten (10) days with unpaid rent or removes a substantial portion of their property without notice.

The landlord can terminate the lease or continue it with apportioned rent. Compensation for the part of the premises taken is also entitled

The lease agreement will be automatically renewed on a month-to-month basis unless the landlord is otherwise notified by the tenant. A full sixty (60) days written notice must be given before vacating.

Upon lease termination, the tenant must yield possession, remove belongings, and return the unit in undamaged condition. Failure to vacate allows the landlord to initiate eviction and claim rent and damages from the tenant.

If the tenant is absent for ten (10) days with unpaid rent or removes a substantial portion of their property without notice, it constitutes abandonment of the leased premises.

The rental application becomes part of the lease and must contain accurate information. Providing false information may lead to lease termination at the landlord's discretion.

Waterbeds are prohibited, pets require landlord consent and a non-refundable fee, and smoking or vaping is not allowed in the unit or common areas.

The security deposit serves to "Hold" the property. If the tenant does not move in as initially intended, the security deposit is forfeited to the landlord. 

Maintenance requests should be made during business hours by calling the maintenance extension. For emergencies after hours, tenants should use the 24/7 Call Center/Emergency Maintenance Line.

Residents must maintain the premises to prevent mold and mildew growth by ensuring proper ventilation, reporting leaks, and allowing inspections.

Rent is due on the 1st of the month. Paying rent after the 5th will result in an automatic $50.00 increase, and additional collection fees apply if not paid by the 10th.

Move-in occurs on the Lease Start Date. Keys are obtained by paying the deposit, 1st month's rent, and any fees. Utilities must be transferred before the lease start date.

To receive a security deposit refund, tenants must provide a sixty (60) day written notice, return all keys, pay all rents, fees, and charges, clean the unit, and fulfill the lease term.

Yes, lease assignments require written landlord approval and are subject to qualifying conditions. An administrative fee is charged for processing the assignment.

Yes, landlord approval is necessary for any lease assignment.

Lease assignees must meet the standard rental requirements, including income and credit qualifications.

Yes, an administrative fee of $100.00 is charged for processing a lease assignment and document preparation.

The administrative fee for lease assignment must be paid in advance of the lease assignment date.

Tenants are responsible for maintenance issues caused by their actions or negligence and may be billed for related services.

Tenants are initially responsible for treating the unit for pests.

Tenants must replace smoke detector batteries when needed and notify management of inoperable detectors.

Maintenance appointments are scheduled by the vendor. If a tenant misses an appointment, a trip charge is assessed.

Lockout service is available during business hours for a fee. Electronic requests will not be processed.

Tenants are advised to follow maintenance guidelines, such as not sharing keys, replacing furnace filters, being aware of utility shut-offs, and reporting issues promptly on the move-in inspection checklist.