To make it easier and faster to resolve problems, all maintenance issues must now be submitted through the Maintenance Request Form.
👉 Please click on the form to your right to report any issues. This ensures we have the details we need to get things fixed quickly.
Thank you for helping us keep the property in good condition.
— Quality Family Homes, LLC
Q: When is rent due?
A: Rent is due on the 1st of each month with no grace period.
Q: How can I pay rent?
A: Payments are accepted via ACH bank transfer (invoice link provided). Cash is not accepted.
Q: What happens if I pay late?
A: A late fee of 5% of rent is charged once, plus $10/day up to $200/month. Late fees are liquidated damages, not penalties.
Q: Are utilities included in my rent?
A: Utilities are included up to a set cap. Overages are billed separately.
Q: How are utilities split among tenants?
A: Utilities are allocated using the RUBS (Ratio Utility Billing System) formula:
½ based on room square footage + ½ based on number of occupants.
Q: What if I think the utility split isn’t fair?
A: The RUBS system is standardized and ensures fairness across tenants.
Q: How do I report a maintenance issue?
A: Submit requests in writing (email preferred). Emergencies should be reported by phone immediately.
Q: Who pays for repairs?
A: Tenants cover repairs under $50 unless due to normal wear and tear. Tenants also pay for damages caused by misuse or neglect.
Q: How quickly will repairs be made?
A: Health and safety issues are prioritized immediately. Other repairs are scheduled as quickly as possible.
Q: Do I get a free parking space?
A: Parking is not guaranteed unless stated in your lease. HOA-controlled parking may require a fee to cover costs of securing permits.
Q: Why do I pay for parking when others don’t?
A: Owners receive one HOA parking pass automatically. Tenant passes require management to secure and pay for them, which is why fees apply.
Q: Can I cancel my lease before I move in?
A: Yes, but you must sign a Lease Cancellation Agreement. Your security deposit will be forfeited as liquidated damages, plus any non-refundable fees.
Q: Can I cancel after move-in?
A: Yes, with 60 days’ written notice, execution of a Lease Cancellation Agreement, and payment of all rent due plus any cancellation fee.
Q: What happens if I leave without following the process?
A: You remain liable for all rent and obligations until the unit is re-rented, and your deposit may be forfeited.
Q: When will I get my deposit back?
A: Deposits are refunded within 15–30 days after move-out, minus deductions for unpaid rent, unpaid utilities, damages, or cleaning.
Q: What deductions can be taken?
A: Examples include: excessive trash removal, wall damage, stains requiring repaint, pet damage, mildew from poor ventilation, or unpaid fees.
Q: Can I use my deposit as my last month’s rent?
A: No. Deposits cannot be applied toward rent.
Q: How many guests can I have overnight?
A: One guest for up to 2 consecutive nights, and no more than 6 nights per month without landlord approval.
Q: Can guests stay when I’m not home?
A: No. Guests may not remain overnight if you are away.
Q: Are pets allowed?
A: No pets are permitted without written landlord approval.
Q: What are quiet hours?
A: Monday–Friday: 10pm–8am
Saturday–Sunday: 11pm–9am
Q: What happens if a roommate or guest breaks house rules?
A: Violations are considered a material breach of the lease and may result in termination.