BUYING & SELLINGFAQ's
In most cases, we will allow subleasing of a room, but not an entire rental. If you want to sublease your room, there are no contracts or paperwork to sign through the Carriage House leasing office, although you may want to write up a personal contract. Management does not get involved in subleasing of rooms, so make sure you realize as the leaseholder, you will still be 100% liable for all conditions of the lease agreement. Also, make sure you get permission from other roommates, if applicable. If roommates don't agree, you can't move forward with subleasing your room. Please be aware that we can't accept any personal checks from the person subleasing your room. They would need to pay you, while you continue to submit your rental payment. You will remain on the lease agreement for the rental and will still be considered fully responsible for your lease terms, any late payments, damage, etc. that could occur.
If all leaseholders need to vacate a rental before the end of the lease term, please contact our office and ask for a property manager. We will let you know if it is possible to end your lease early or market it for a replacement tenant.
Yes! You are more than welcome to paint the interior walls of your apartment or home, provided you prime the walls before you move out. You may paint whatever color you choose; however, when you move out, the walls must be primed to the extent that the paint color of choice has been completely covered, and the Carriage House painting team can repaint with just one coat of paint.
