Being a good tenant is important for maintaining a positive relationship with us and your landlord and ensuring a smooth and enjoyable living experience. Here are some tips on how to behave like a good tenant:

1. Pay Rent on Time:

   • Always pay your rent on or before the due date. This is one of the most important aspects of being a responsible tenant.

2. Communication:

   • Keep an open line of communication with us. If you have any concerns, repairs, or issues, let your us know ASAP.

3. Respect the Property:

   • Treat the property as if it were your own. Avoid causing damage and report any issues quickly.

4. Follow the Lease Agreement:

   • Read and understand your tenancy agreement thoroughly. Follow the terms and conditions outlined , including rules about pets, smoking, and other specific regulations.

5. Maintain Cleanliness:

   • Keep the property clean and well-maintained. This includes both the interior and exterior of the property.

6. Respect Neighbors:

   • Be mindful of your neighbors. Keep noise levels reasonable, especially during quiet hours. Respect their privacy and be considerate.

7. Report Maintenance Issues:

   • Report any maintenance issues to us as soon as they arise. Promptly addressing problems can prevent them from becoming larger, more costly issues for your Landlord.

8. Obey the Law:

   • This includes parking regulations, noise restrictions, and other community rules.

9. Ask Before Making Changes:

   • If you want to make any alterations to the property, such as painting or installing fixtures, ask for permission from us first. Most of the time the answer will always be yes, but we need to know and record it.

10. Give Notice Before Moving Out:

    • If you decide to leave, give your us sufficient notice as per the terms of your tenancy agreement. This allows us time to find a new tenant without the property being unnecessarily empty. It also protects your deposit.

11. Respect Landlord’s Property:

    • Don’t make major changes to the property without our permission. This includes things like installing new appliances or making structural changes.

12. Understand Policies Regarding Subletting:

    • If you need to sublet the whole or part of the property, for example a room, let us know. Make sure to follow the proper procedures outlined in your lease agreement and obtain approval from us.

Remember, being a good tenant is not just about following rules; it’s about creating a positive living environment for yourself and those around you. Building a good relationship with us can lead to better communication and a more pleasant experience for everyone.