4463 Fallmeadow Dr

Lease terms

our lease terms are shorter than similar listings Lease terms can let renters know the length of the lease and important details like your policies on smoking, pets, and utilities. Be sure to provide the following information: The "rental term" of the lease Specify the length of time the lease will be in effect for example, it could be month-to-month with a specific end date or a year long with an automatic lease renewal. Be sure to check what is permitted by local laws. Limits on occupancy Communicate to potential tenants any limits on the number of people who can live in the unit. You can also share if there are any restrictions on overnight stays. Subletting exclusions It can be helpful for some renters to know upfront if you have any limits on or prohibitions against subletting. Be sure to check what is permitted by local laws. List of utilities Communicate what, if any, utilities such as water and garbage are included in the rent. Details of your pet policy In addition to specifying the kinds of pets accepted at your property, which will help renters narrow their search, you should also give more information in the lease terms. Here are some points to include: The number and types of pets allowed, like "two cats", "one dog", or "one dog under 50 pounds". Any breed, vaccination, or licensing requirements. Whether you require a pet screening before approving any applicants and signing a lease. Pet deposit or fee. Ways the property is (or is not) pet friendly, like a fenced-in yard, durable flooring, or special potty areas. Renters insurance requirements, if you expect tenants to purchase renters insurance that specifically covers dog bites and other injuries.