Question 1

Is the apartment furnished?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each bedroom will have a bed, desk, and chair. The living room is furnished with a comfortable sofa, chairs, and a coffee table. The kitchen is equipped with energy-efficient appliances, including a refrigerator, dishwasher, and oven.

Question 2

Can I check in early?

Accepted Answer

In the U.S., apartments generally do not allow early check-ins, as the previous tenant may not have moved out, or the apartment needs cleaning after the last tenant departs.

Question 3

Is there air conditioning in the apartment?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

Question 4

Is there an elevator in the apartment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is an elevator.

Question 5

Can I choose the direction of my room?

Accepted Answer

In the U.S., orientation is generally not a consideration. However, you can note your preference for brighter rooms when applying. If there are enough vacant units, the apartment may prioritize such requests, but they cannot guarantee you'll get a satisfactory unit.

Question 6

What should I bring to the apartment?

Accepted Answer

It is recommended to bring bedding, daily necessities, kitchen utensils (including pots, bowls, and plates), and personal items.

Question 7

What is the application fee for the apartment?

Accepted Answer

The application fee is charged by the apartment for reviewing the applicant's materials. Every applicant must pay this fee; note that it is non-refundable regardless of the application outcome. The apartment will only process the application after receiving the fee.

Question 8

What is renter's insurance? Why should I purchase it?

Accepted Answer

In the U.S., apartments often require tenants to obtain renter's insurance. Most policies can be paid monthly or annually, and renter's insurance is relatively inexpensive, averaging about $15 per month, with costs varying based on coverage, region, and selected options; it helps prevent property loss and minimizes liability damages during disputes.

Question 9

Can the apartment receive my packages before I move in?

Accepted Answer

No, the apartment requires that you must check in in person before they can receive packages on your behalf.

Question 10

What time can I check in after I arrive? How do I check in?

Accepted Answer

Typically, check-ins can only occur during the apartment's business hours. If you need to check in early or late, you must contact the apartment in advance and follow their guidelines. Generally, U.S. apartments do not allow check-ins before the lease start date. Required documents for check-in include: passport, electronic rental agreement, electronic renter's insurance, etc.

Question 11

What should I do if I want to terminate my lease?

Accepted Answer

If you do not wish to renew your lease and plan to move out, you typically need to notify the apartment 60-90 days in advance. If you fail to provide notice, the apartment may automatically renew your lease, as stipulated in the contract and the apartment's explanations.

Question 12

What do shared and private mean in a housing context?

Accepted Answer

Shared means that a bedroom has two beds for two people, charged per bed; private means a bedroom with one bed for one person, charged at the price of the entire room.

Question 13

Why do I pay rent twelve times if my lease is only 11.5 months?

Accepted Answer

Student apartments charge based on the actual rental period (like 11.5 months) and evenly distribute the rent into 12 monthly installments for easier management. In this case, it is generally referred to as a 12 month installment in the lease agreements or websites. Rent is typically due on the 1st of each month or early, and late payments may incur fees, refer to the contract for details.

Question 14

Can I rent alone if I have no roommate?

Accepted Answer

Of course, apartments offer individual leases. An individual lease means each person is only responsible for their own bedroom and some shared areas, unlike many apartments that require joint leases. If your roommate transfers or moves to another apartment, you won't be responsible for their rent. If there's no roommate, the apartment will automatically assign one to you, and you need to complete a roommate matching form. If you have special requests, inform your application advisor in advance to note it for the apartment.

Question 15

Does the apartment have a parking lot?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is a garage in the apartment.

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