Residential Living That Feels Like Home
Comfort, care, and community under one roof
At Fields Grandeur Management, we offer more than just a place to live –
we provide an environment of dignity, peace, and personalized care. Our residential living homes are designed to feel just like home, with the support you or your loved ones need to thrive, whether you need a month-to-month, 6 month, or 12 month stay.
Personalized Support
Our team ensures each resident’s needs and preferences are
respected and prioritized.
Comfort & Safety
Well-maintained, fully furnished/unfurnished spaces with safety and peace of mind built in.
Community & Wellness
Opportunities for connection, engagement. and a better quality of
life.
“Living here has brought me peace and joy. It truly feels like home.”
– Current Resident
“Living here has brought me peace and joy. It truly feels like home.”
– Current Resident
Our Residential Offerings:
Furnished and Unfurnished Units: Choose from modern, fully-furnished units ready for immediate move-in, or personalize your own space with our unfurnished options.
Flexible Lease Terms: We offer flexible lease options to meet your unique living needs—short-term, mid-term, or long-term, we’ll work with your timeline.
Prime Locations: All of our properties are situated in desirable neighborhoods with easy access to public transportation, shopping, dining, and entertainment.
Pet-Friendly Options: We understand that pets are family too. Select properties are pet-friendly and include amenities tailored for your furry companions.
Prospective Tenants
Find Your Perfect Home
If you are in the market for your perfect rental home, you have come to the right place. As a prospective tenant, we can help you through the process of finding and applying for the home of your dreams. Once you are a resident, we have a suite of tools to make your rental experience the best it can be.
Application Information
We have supplied on this website a tenant application to make the process easier for you. Information from the application will allow us to run a background check that will check court documents for any criminal history, previous evictions and enrollment on the sex offender registry. We will also run a credit history and credit score.
For a complete application we also require each adult to submit to us copies of 2 recent paystubs or other verification of income (social security letter, pension letter, 1040 IRS forms) and a photo ID. These items can be scanned and emailed, faxed or mailed to us. We cannot consider the application until all items are supplied to our office and the application fee is paid in full.
We consider applications daily (Monday through Friday) on a first-come, first-served basis based on a complete application. We will notify you as to the results as quickly as possible. Please allow a minimum of 7 business days before any move-in may occur.
Rental Application Policy and Procedure
Thank you for applying with Fields Grandeur Management for your housing needs. In order to best serve you, we feel it is imperative that you are made aware of and fully understand our application policies and procedures.
Please read this page carefully before completing the application. It is the policy of this management company that applications must be complete and all fees paid prior to submission for consideration. All completed applications are processed on a daily basis (Mon-Fri).
For questions regarding the application, email the leasing coordinator in charge of the unit you are interested in directly.
The leasing coordinator’s email address is located on our available properties screen under each available unit.
A complete application will contain:
- Completed Fields Grandeur Realty application (One for each individual 18 years and older)
- Processing fee for each application submitted may vary based on location
- Security Deposit or Move In Fee to hold the property (when applicable)
Prospective Tenants
Dear Prospective Tenant:
Thank you for your interest in a rental home (“Rental”) managed by Fields Grandeur Management (“Manager”). We require that all prospective residents meet the following qualifying criteria when completing an application for a Rental and confirm that you understand and agree that:
This is an application to rent only and does not guarantee that applicant will be offered the Rental. Landlord or Manager may accept more than one application for the Rental and, using their sole and exclusive discretion, select the first qualified applicant.
All application fees paid to Manager are non-refundable.
Photo I.D.: All applicants must verify identity to complete this application. Manager reserves the right to automatically decline all incomplete submissions or the inability to verify an applicant’s identity.
Applicant must physically reside in the Rental for which they are applying. Applicant must live in the Rental and disclose all persons that will be occupying the Rental. All persons residing in the Rental are subject to background checks prior to occupancy. All persons 18 years of age or older must be a leaseholder and qualify for the Rental with the applicant.
If a prospect is declined based on Manager’s Tenant Selection Criteria, Manager reserves the right to take adverse action. This may include denial of the application, the requirement to pay a higher security deposit, or the requirement to obtain a qualified lease guarantor.
Occupancy limits have been established by the size of the unit. Maximum number of persons allowed is as follows (unless otherwise defined by statute or local ordinance): No more than 2 occupants per bedroom plus one unless otherwise provided for under applicable state law.
Other Qualifying Factors: Manager will take into consideration the lease term length (minimum one year), the amount of expenses needed to make the Rental acceptable to you (not including any Fair Housing related accommodation requests) and the amount of time the Rental will remain vacant until you occupy.
Automatic Decline: Applicants will be automatically declined for the following reasons: Any applicant who has been evicted by a prior Landlord for cause, Falsification of application, Invalid Social Security number, an application that has not been fully completed or is unverifiable. Additionally, Manager reserves the right to automatically decline all incomplete and unverifiable applications.
Rental Acceptance: Prospective tenant(s) are accepting the Rental in an “as is” condition. Requests for changes to the Rental must be submitted in writing with the application. Applicant must submit security deposit and a signed lease within 24 hours of acceptance of application – failure to do so may in the Manager’s sole discretion result in cancellation and revocation of the lease offer.
Lease Guarantor: Guarantors will be considered for applicants who are solely denied based on income or lack of established credit history. Guarantors are not considered for applicants that fail to meet rental history, credit, or criminal background qualifications. Only one Guarantor per house is permissible. Guarantors may be relatives or an employer; friends may not serve as a Guarantor. The Guarantor must submit an application, pay the application fee and provide all necessary supporting documents. Guarantors must have a net monthly income in the range of 3.5 to 6.5 times the monthly market rent depending upon the Owner of a Rental, minimum TransUnion® Resident Score must be 700 + and meet all of Manager’s other Tenant Screening Criteria.
Fair Housing Laws prohibit discrimination based on various criteria including but not necessarily limited to race, religion, color national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, ancestry, marital status, veterans’ status, familial status, lawful source of income, and disability.
Dog Breed Specific Policies
Pets may be permitted case by case, depending on the Rental and community. The following breeds are prohibited which may result in denial of application:
- Akita
- Chow
- Pit Bull (a.k.a. Staffordshire Terrier or Bull Terrier)
- Malamutes
- Doberman
- Rottweiler
- Presa Canario
- Wolf/Dog Hybrids
- Cane Corso
- Alaskan Malamutes
- Boxer
- Bullmastiff or Mastiff
- Husky
- German Shepard
- Rottweiler
- Any combination of these or any dog that has any of the above breeds lineage
Service or companion animals that assist tenants with special needs will always be accepted, provided documentation is submitted. A pet deposit will not be charged for a service or companion animal.(Documentation will be required)
Barnyard animals are prohibited. Baby-sitting or care taking of any other person(s) animals or pets is also prohibited. Unapproved animals on the Rental premises are considered a lease violation and could result in penalties up to and including eviction from Rental. Manager requires all pets and service animals to be screened and/or validated.
For questions regarding the application, email the Leasing Coordinator in charge of the unit you are interested in directly.
Fields Grandeur Management, does business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law. (The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988.) Agents understand that it is illegal to discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or National Origin. This applies in the sale or rental of housing or residential lots. It also applies to advertising, the sale or rental of housing and the financing or appraisal process. In addition, blockbusting is illegal. To assure tenants or buyers that we do not discriminate we display the Equal Housing Opportunity posters in our office and have its logo printed on our application forms.
Current Residents
Resources to Make Your Stay Comfortable
For our current residents we have a complete set of tools and procedures to make your stay with us more comfortable and rewarding. Use our website to submit any maintenance requests, pay your rent, or just to drop us a line. We love to hear from our residents.
Renters Insurance
Property owners generally carry a standard fire and liability policy, and have additional coverage with “landlord/rental” insurance, but they normally cannot cover the contents or possessions of the resident. The reason that insurance companies do not provide this type of coverage to the owner is because they are “non-owner” occupied properties. Therefore, it is very important for you to have adequate insurance coverage for your contents.
If you think it is not important, sit down and write out a list of your possessions in one column. In a second column, list how much it would cost to “replace” them. You will be surprised how the list can really add up.
Contact an insurance agent if you do not have renters insurance. You can find them in the telephone directory, search the Internet, or ask a friend. The Internet can also provide both information and comparison-shopping. To avoid a loss, acquire renters insurance now.
- Standard Rental Insurance covers the following types of disasters:
- Fire or lightening
- Windstorm or hail
- Explosion
- Riot or civil commotion
- Damage caused by aircraft
- Damage caused by vehicles
- Smoke
- Vandalism or malicious mischief
- Theft
- Volcanic eruption
- Falling objects?
- Weight of ice, snow or sleet
- Accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam from within a plumbing, heating, air conditioning, or automatic fire-protection sprinkler system or from a household appliance
- Sudden and accidental tearing apart, cracking, burning or bulging of a steam or hot water heating system, an air conditioning or automatic fire protection system
- Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air conditioning or automatic, fire protective sprinkler system or of a housing hold appliance
- Sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electrical current.
Depending on the insurance you purchase the coverage will not only pay you for the damage caused to your personal possession but will also cover the cost of housing if you are unable to stay in your regular house, apartment or condo. If your home becomes uninhabitable due to a fire, burst pipes or any other reason covered by your policy, your renters insurance will cover your “additional living expenses.” Generally m that means paying for you to live somewhere else.
Contact your insurance agent as soon as possible to get coverage and protect your personal property.
Notice to Vacate
Preparing the Property for Move-Out
When you are ready to move, if you have questions on how to prepare your residence, please call your FGM Property Manager, and discuss your concerns with them. We want your move to be a pleasant and successful one. The following are the steps to take for your move.
Cleaning
Have the property clean throughout the interior and the exterior.
This includes vinyl or tile floors, windows inside and out, window sills and door casings, mini-blinds, wiping out drawers and shelves, all appliances, sinks, toilets, bath tubs, showers, vanities, light fixtures, fireplaces, removal of cobwebs inside and out, etc.
Tenant caused dirt is not normal “wear and tear.”
Pick up debris and animal feces on the exterior of the property and place them in the proper trash receptacles.
Carpet Cleaning
Carpet cleaning depends on time lived in the property for normal wear and tear, whether you have had pets, and also if the carpet cleaning exceeds normal wear and tear.
You will be charged 100% of the carpet cleaning costs at all times, if you have had pets and/or you have soiled carpets exceeding normal wear and tear.
Up to one year: carpets will require cleaning. Tenants incur charges if tenant does not have carpets professionally cleaned. One to two years in the property, you will be charged 100% of the cleaning of normal wear and tear.
After two years, there is no charge for normal wear and tear. However, there is a charge for carpet damage and stains.
Do NOT rent carpet-cleaning machines, use home cleaning machines, or employ chemical cleaning companies. Only professional truck-mounted steam cleaning from a reputable company is accepted.
Call FGM for a recommendation on a carpet cleaner who will give you reasonable rates on carpet cleaning.
If you hire another carpet cleaner, the carpet cleaner must guarantee their work to the satisfaction of FGM, and a receipt is required during the walk through inspection.
Tenants, please note: FGM will not reimburse for any carpet cleaning contracted by tenants.
Draperies/window coverings/windows
Do NOT wash draperies.
You are not expected to dry clean draperies unless:
You have caused excessive soil or allowed water damage from open windows. Draperies with water stains could require replacement. Discuss this with your Property Manager.
You have not been using the draperies provided and/or have not kept them in good condition
Wipe all mini blinds – do not use harsh chemicals on the blinds.
Clean all windows inside and out.
Replacements
The following must be in working order to avoid charges when moving out:
Burned out light bulbs
Non-working smoke detector batteries
Missing doorstops
Furnace filters – change the filter just before you vacate the property, and make sure you use the correct size.
Pest control
If you have a pet, leave an adequate supply of insect/flea foggers. The minimum required is four (4) foggers. If you have three bedrooms, two baths, and 2-car garage home or larger, you must supply a minimum of six (6) foggers. There is a charge if you do not leave the foggers unopened in the property.
If you do not have a pet, you do not need to supply foggers unless you have not been exercising minimum insect control. If a property is found loaded with ants, spiders, cobwebs, etc., you can incur pest control charges. Therefore, follow the proceedings for using the foggers.
All foggers must be left unopened and given to agent during walk through inspection.
FGM will place and discharge them after the walk-through.
If you fail to leave the proper number of foggers, there will be a charge.
Landscape clean up
The outside area is to be neatly mowed, trimmed, pruned, fertilized, and watered for outside areas that apply in your rental contract.
Remove all trash and debris, placing in the proper receptacles.
Remove grease or oil drips; dispose of motor oil properly – it does not belong in the garbage receptacles.
Pick up any animal feces whether you have an animal or not.
Trash
If you have trash that exceeds the normal pickup, you are to arrange to have it hauled away at your expense.
Place all other trash within the appropriate trash receptacles for normal trash removal.
Do not overflow trash receptacles.
Painting
We request that you do not spackle, putty, or touch up paint unless you are certain the paint will match.
Charges can occur if unnecessary painting is required due to tenant painting.
Charges for painting depend on whether it exceeds normal wear and tear, and the length of time in the property.
Your security deposit refund
When you follow the move out procedures leave the property in good condition, it simplifies the task of refunding your security deposit. FGM remits security deposit transmittals within in accordance with the state landlord/tenant law. Remember, FGM wants your move out to be a pleasant and successful process.
Prospective Tenants
Find Your Perfect Home
If you are in the market for your perfect rental home, you have come to the right place. As a prospective tenant, we can help you through the process of finding and applying for the home of your dreams. Once you are a resident, we have a suite of tools to make your rental experience the best it can be.
Application Information
We have supplied on this website a tenant application to make the process easier for you. Information from the application will allow us to run a background check that will check court documents for any criminal history, previous evictions and enrollment on the sex offender registry. We will also run a credit history and credit score.
For a complete application we also require each adult to submit to us copies of 2 recent paystubs or other verification of income (social security letter, pension letter, 1040 IRS forms) and a photo ID. These items can be scanned and emailed, faxed or mailed to us. We cannot consider the application until all items are supplied to our office and the application fee is paid in full.
We consider applications daily (Monday through Friday) on a first-come, first-served basis based on a complete application. We will notify you as to the results as quickly as possible. Please allow a minimum of 7 business days before any move-in may occur.
Rental Application Policy and Procedure
Thank you for applying with Fields Grandeur Management for your housing needs. In order to best serve you, we feel it is imperative that you are made aware of and fully understand our application policies and procedures.
Please read this page carefully before completing the application. It is the policy of this management company that applications must be complete and all fees paid prior to submission for consideration. All completed applications are processed on a daily basis (Mon-Fri).
For questions regarding the application, email the leasing coordinator in charge of the unit you are interested in directly.
The leasing coordinator’s email address is located on our available properties screen under each available unit.
A complete application will contain:
- Completed Fields Grandeur Realty application (One for each individual 18 years and older)
- Processing fee for each application submitted may vary based on location
- Security Deposit or Move In Fee to hold the property (when applicable)
Prospective Tenants
Dear Prospective Tenant:
Thank you for your interest in a rental home (“Rental”) managed by Fields Grandeur Management (“Manager”). We require that all prospective residents meet the following qualifying criteria when completing an application for a Rental and confirm that you understand and agree that:
This is an application to rent only and does not guarantee that applicant will be offered the Rental. Landlord or Manager may accept more than one application for the Rental and, using their sole and exclusive discretion, select the first qualified applicant.
All application fees paid to Manager are non-refundable.
Photo I.D.: All applicants must verify identity to complete this application. Manager reserves the right to automatically decline all incomplete submissions or the inability to verify an applicant’s identity.
Applicant must physically reside in the Rental for which they are applying. Applicant must live in the Rental and disclose all persons that will be occupying the Rental. All persons residing in the Rental are subject to background checks prior to occupancy. All persons 18 years of age or older must be a leaseholder and qualify for the Rental with the applicant.
If a prospect is declined based on Manager’s Tenant Selection Criteria, Manager reserves the right to take adverse action. This may include denial of the application, the requirement to pay a higher security deposit, or the requirement to obtain a qualified lease guarantor.
Occupancy limits have been established by the size of the unit. Maximum number of persons allowed is as follows (unless otherwise defined by statute or local ordinance): No more than 2 occupants per bedroom plus one unless otherwise provided for under applicable state law.
Other Qualifying Factors: Manager will take into consideration the lease term length (minimum one year), the amount of expenses needed to make the Rental acceptable to you (not including any Fair Housing related accommodation requests) and the amount of time the Rental will remain vacant until you occupy.
Automatic Decline: Applicants will be automatically declined for the following reasons: Any applicant who has been evicted by a prior Landlord for cause, Falsification of application, Invalid Social Security number, an application that has not been fully completed or is unverifiable. Additionally, Manager reserves the right to automatically decline all incomplete and unverifiable applications.
Rental Acceptance: Prospective tenant(s) are accepting the Rental in an “as is” condition. Requests for changes to the Rental must be submitted in writing with the application. Applicant must submit security deposit and a signed lease within 24 hours of acceptance of application – failure to do so may in the Manager’s sole discretion result in cancellation and revocation of the lease offer.
Lease Guarantor: Guarantors will be considered for applicants who are solely denied based on income or lack of established credit history. Guarantors are not considered for applicants that fail to meet rental history, credit, or criminal background qualifications. Only one Guarantor per house is permissible. Guarantors may be relatives or an employer; friends may not serve as a Guarantor. The Guarantor must submit an application, pay the application fee and provide all necessary supporting documents. Guarantors must have a net monthly income in the range of 3.5 to 6.5 times the monthly market rent depending upon the Owner of a Rental, minimum TransUnion® Resident Score must be 700 + and meet all of Manager’s other Tenant Screening Criteria.
Fair Housing Laws prohibit discrimination based on various criteria including but not necessarily limited to race, religion, color national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, ancestry, marital status, veterans’ status, familial status, lawful source of income, and disability.
Dog Breed Specific Policies
Pets may be permitted case by case, depending on the Rental and community. The following breeds are prohibited which may result in denial of application:
- Akita
- Chow
- Pit Bull (a.k.a. Staffordshire Terrier or Bull Terrier)
- Malamutes
- Doberman
- Rottweiler
- Presa Canario
- Wolf/Dog Hybrids
- Cane Corso
- Alaskan Malamutes
- Boxer
- Bullmastiff or Mastiff
- Husky
- German Shepard
- Rottweiler
- Any combination of these or any dog that has any of the above breeds lineage
Service or companion animals that assist tenants with special needs will always be accepted, provided documentation is submitted. A pet deposit will not be charged for a service or companion animal.(Documentation will be required)
Barnyard animals are prohibited. Baby-sitting or care taking of any other person(s) animals or pets is also prohibited. Unapproved animals on the Rental premises are considered a lease violation and could result in penalties up to and including eviction from Rental. Manager requires all pets and service animals to be screened and/or validated.
For questions regarding the application, email the Leasing Coordinator in charge of the unit you are interested in directly.
Fields Grandeur Management, does business in accordance with the Federal Fair Housing Law. (The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988.) Agents understand that it is illegal to discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or National Origin. This applies in the sale or rental of housing or residential lots. It also applies to advertising, the sale or rental of housing and the financing or appraisal process. In addition, blockbusting is illegal. To assure tenants or buyers that we do not discriminate we display the Equal Housing Opportunity posters in our office and have its logo printed on our application forms.
Current Residents
Resources to Make Your Stay Comfortable
For our current residents we have a complete set of tools and procedures to make your stay with us more comfortable and rewarding. Use our website to submit any maintenance requests, pay your rent, or just to drop us a line. We love to hear from our residents.
Renters Insurance
Property owners generally carry a standard fire and liability policy, and have additional coverage with “landlord/rental” insurance, but they normally cannot cover the contents or possessions of the resident. The reason that insurance companies do not provide this type of coverage to the owner is because they are “non-owner” occupied properties. Therefore, it is very important for you to have adequate insurance coverage for your contents.
If you think it is not important, sit down and write out a list of your possessions in one column. In a second column, list how much it would cost to “replace” them. You will be surprised how the list can really add up.
Contact an insurance agent if you do not have renters insurance. You can find them in the telephone directory, search the Internet, or ask a friend. The Internet can also provide both information and comparison-shopping. To avoid a loss, acquire renters insurance now.
- Standard Rental Insurance covers the following types of disasters:
- Fire or lightening
- Windstorm or hail
- Explosion
- Riot or civil commotion
- Damage caused by aircraft
- Damage caused by vehicles
- Smoke
- Vandalism or malicious mischief
- Theft
- Volcanic eruption
- Falling objects?
- Weight of ice, snow or sleet
- Accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam from within a plumbing, heating, air conditioning, or automatic fire-protection sprinkler system or from a household appliance
- Sudden and accidental tearing apart, cracking, burning or bulging of a steam or hot water heating system, an air conditioning or automatic fire protection system
- Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air conditioning or automatic, fire protective sprinkler system or of a housing hold appliance
- Sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electrical current.
Depending on the insurance you purchase the coverage will not only pay you for the damage caused to your personal possession but will also cover the cost of housing if you are unable to stay in your regular house, apartment or condo. If your home becomes uninhabitable due to a fire, burst pipes or any other reason covered by your policy, your renters insurance will cover your “additional living expenses.” Generally m that means paying for you to live somewhere else.
Contact your insurance agent as soon as possible to get coverage and protect your personal property.
Notice to Vacate
Preparing the Property for Move-Out
When you are ready to move, if you have questions on how to prepare your residence, please call your FGM Property Manager, and discuss your concerns with them. We want your move to be a pleasant and successful one. The following are the steps to take for your move.
Cleaning
Have the property clean throughout the interior and the exterior.
This includes vinyl or tile floors, windows inside and out, window sills and door casings, mini-blinds, wiping out drawers and shelves, all appliances, sinks, toilets, bath tubs, showers, vanities, light fixtures, fireplaces, removal of cobwebs inside and out, etc.
Tenant caused dirt is not normal “wear and tear.”
Pick up debris and animal feces on the exterior of the property and place them in the proper trash receptacles.
Carpet Cleaning
Carpet cleaning depends on time lived in the property for normal wear and tear, whether you have had pets, and also if the carpet cleaning exceeds normal wear and tear.
You will be charged 100% of the carpet cleaning costs at all times, if you have had pets and/or you have soiled carpets exceeding normal wear and tear.
Up to one year: carpets will require cleaning. Tenants incur charges if tenant does not have carpets professionally cleaned. One to two years in the property, you will be charged 100% of the cleaning of normal wear and tear.
After two years, there is no charge for normal wear and tear. However, there is a charge for carpet damage and stains.
Do NOT rent carpet-cleaning machines, use home cleaning machines, or employ chemical cleaning companies. Only professional truck-mounted steam cleaning from a reputable company is accepted.
Call FGM for a recommendation on a carpet cleaner who will give you reasonable rates on carpet cleaning.
If you hire another carpet cleaner, the carpet cleaner must guarantee their work to the satisfaction of FGM, and a receipt is required during the walk through inspection.
Tenants, please note: FGM will not reimburse for any carpet cleaning contracted by tenants.
Draperies/window coverings/windows
Do NOT wash draperies.
You are not expected to dry clean draperies unless:
You have caused excessive soil or allowed water damage from open windows. Draperies with water stains could require replacement. Discuss this with your Property Manager.
You have not been using the draperies provided and/or have not kept them in good condition
Wipe all mini blinds – do not use harsh chemicals on the blinds.
Clean all windows inside and out.
Replacements
The following must be in working order to avoid charges when moving out:
Burned out light bulbs
Non-working smoke detector batteries
Missing doorstops
Furnace filters – change the filter just before you vacate the property, and make sure you use the correct size.
Pest control
If you have a pet, leave an adequate supply of insect/flea foggers. The minimum required is four (4) foggers. If you have three bedrooms, two baths, and 2-car garage home or larger, you must supply a minimum of six (6) foggers. There is a charge if you do not leave the foggers unopened in the property.
If you do not have a pet, you do not need to supply foggers unless you have not been exercising minimum insect control. If a property is found loaded with ants, spiders, cobwebs, etc., you can incur pest control charges. Therefore, follow the proceedings for using the foggers.
All foggers must be left unopened and given to agent during walk through inspection.
FGM will place and discharge them after the walk-through.
If you fail to leave the proper number of foggers, there will be a charge.
Landscape clean up
The outside area is to be neatly mowed, trimmed, pruned, fertilized, and watered for outside areas that apply in your rental contract.
Remove all trash and debris, placing in the proper receptacles.
Remove grease or oil drips; dispose of motor oil properly – it does not belong in the garbage receptacles.
Pick up any animal feces whether you have an animal or not.
Trash
If you have trash that exceeds the normal pickup, you are to arrange to have it hauled away at your expense.
Place all other trash within the appropriate trash receptacles for normal trash removal.
Do not overflow trash receptacles.
Painting
We request that you do not spackle, putty, or touch up paint unless you are certain the paint will match.
Charges can occur if unnecessary painting is required due to tenant painting.
Charges for painting depend on whether it exceeds normal wear and tear, and the length of time in the property.
Your security deposit refund
When you follow the move out procedures leave the property in good condition, it simplifies the task of refunding your security deposit. FGM remits security deposit transmittals within in accordance with the state landlord/tenant law. Remember, FGM wants your move out to be a pleasant and successful process.