Question 1

Is the apartment furnished?

Accepted Answer

We have furniture, kitchen appliances.

Question 2

Can I check in early?

Accepted Answer

Apartments in the United States are generally not allowed to move in early, because the previous tenant has not moved out or the apartment needs to be cleaned after the previous tenant has moved out~

Question 3

Does the apartment have air conditioning?

Accepted Answer

have

Question 4

Does the apartment have parking?

Accepted Answer

Surface Lot
1 space.

Garage: $125
1 space; Assigned Parking

Question 5

Does the apartment have a lift?

Accepted Answer

have

Question 6

Can I choose my orientation?

Accepted Answer

The United States does not talk about orientation~ But when you apply, you can note that you want to be allocated a room with better lighting. Generally, the apartment will be given priority when there are enough vacancies, but there is no 100% guarantee that you can be allocated a house that we are satisfied with~

Question 7

What do I need to bring to the apartment?

Accepted Answer

The apartment is recommended to bring: bedding, daily necessities, kitchen utensils (including pots and pans) and personal items.

Question 8

What is the apartment application fee?

Accepted Answer

The apartment application fee is collected by the apartment. It is a fee for reviewing the applicant's materials. It is also a fee that everyone must pay when applying for an apartment. Note: No matter whether the application is successful or not, the apartment will not refund this fee. Applications will only be officially accepted once the application fee has been submitted.

Question 9

What is renters insurance? Why should I buy renters insurance?

Accepted Answer

American apartment will ask tenants to buy Renter Insurance.Most insurance can be paid monthly or annually. Rental insurance is fairly cheap, averaging about $15 per month, and the amount of insurance varies depending on the amount of insurance you have, the region, and the program you choose.Avoid property loss, and reduce their own compensation losses when liability disputes occur.

Question 10

Will the apartment collect my packages before I move in?

Accepted Answer

No, the apartment requires you to check in yourself before you can collect the package.

Question 11

When can I check in when I arrive? How to do it?

Accepted Answer

Generally speaking, only the working hours of the apartment can be checked in. Both early and late check-in need to contact the apartment in advance, subject to the requirements of the apartment. Generally, the American apartment cannot be checked in earlier than the date of rent.Documents required for check in: passport, electronic version of rental contract, electronic version of rental insurance, etc.

Question 12

What do I need to do if I cancel the lease?

Accepted Answer

If you do not renew the lease and want to move out, you generally need to inform the apartment 60-90 days in advance. If you do not notify, the apartment may automatically renew the contract. This is generally stipulated in the contract, and the interpretation of the contract and the apartment shall prevail.

Question 13

What do the shared and private in the house type mean?

Accepted Answer

Shared refers to a bedroom with two beds for two people at the price of each bed, while private refers to a bedroom with one bed for one person at the price of each single room.

Question 14

My lease period is less than one year, and I have rented for 11.5 months, why have I paid rent 12 ti

Accepted Answer

Student housing is actually based on your actual lease (say 11.5 months) and then divided into 12 monthly payments for the sake of calculation and management.In this case, neither an apartment lease nor a website description would generally be called rent, but the 12 month installment, meaning 12 month installment.For the convenience of management, the rent of the apartment is paid on the 1st of each month or in advance.Late fee may be incurred later than the scheduled time of the apartment, please refer to the relevant terms of the contract for details.

Question 15

I'm alone and don't have a roommate, can I rent?

Accepted Answer

Of course, the apartment provides individual lease. An individual lease means that each person is only responsible for their own bedroom and some common areas, unlike many joint leases signed for apartments or rental homes. If your roommate transfers to another school or moves to a different apartment for some reason, you don't have to worry about paying their share of the rent. If there is no roommate, the apartment will be automatically assigned. You need to fill in the roommate matching form of the apartment. If you have special needs, you need to tell the applicant teacher in advance to help the note to be sent to the apartment. The apartment will give priority to matching according to your requirements (but it may not be matched. fully qualified roommate).

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