Possibly. Before bringing any pets into the property, you’ll need to seek and receive written approval. Send a written request to your Property Manager, who will then contact the property owner for their decision. If given the green light, you’ll be notified in writing and will need to provide a Pet Bond of $260. This will be added to your Security Bond. Your Lease’s Annexure A details your obligations related to having a pet.
While you have the chance to voice such requests during your Tenancy Application, aesthetic or minor changes are at the landlord’s discretion. It’s important to note that when you rent a property, you accept its current condition. The landlord isn’t required to make cosmetic changes or non-critical repairs based on preferences.
That responsibility lies with you. While the landlord ensures the property and its fixed assets, your personal belongings aren’t covered by their insurance. It’s recommended to get a personal insurance policy.
Should your lease term be over, provide at least 21 days of written notice to move out. If your lease is still ongoing and you wish to exit early, submit a written request to “break” the agreement. Your Property Manager will inform you about associated costs and the procedure for re-renting the property. Details are also available in your Lease Agreement.
The initial inspection is usually done between six to eight weeks post-move-in. Subsequent inspections are typically every three months. Rest assured, you’ll receive a 7 to 14-day written heads-up before any planned inspection.
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