Question 1

Why do I have to book an elevator to move furniture?

Accepted Answer

Large pieces of furniture may scratch the elevator, so the management office requires the residents to make an appointment for the moving time, and take measures such as protecting the elevator floor and wall film in advance before this time. This elevator is not open to other residents during this time period and is only used for moving purposes.

Question 2

Why Buy Renters Insurance?

Accepted Answer

1) Easy to handle: In many cases, you only need to make a phone call to inform your insurance agent. Make a list of belongings and appraised value to accurately calculate insurance. (2) Easy to afford: Usually, the premium of a renter’s insurance is roughly in the range of 200-400 Canadian dollars per year according to the actual situation. (3) Insured Items: Everything from furniture to valuable laptops are insured. (4) Owning more than imagined: Many people will be surprised. When they want to replace everything at once, they realize that they have so many items and they are so expensive. (5) Including additional costs after loss: If the apartment unit you live in catches fire, you need to find another place to live temporarily. Renters insurance will pay for your additional rental expenses and reasonable expenses during the repair period of the unit. (6) If you damage other people's property in the house, you can get protection: If the tenant causes damage in his neighbor's place, he will be liable, and the tenant protection will assist in compensation. (7) Covered if others are injured while on your premises: Tenants are potentially responsible for accidental injuries to others on your premises, including other people or visitors to the same building. Renters insurance will cover the cost of such claims. (8) Protection if the rented unit is involved in legal proceedings: A standard renter's insurance coverage clause will provide protection, including defense costs and potential out-of-court settlements against third-party lawsuits. (9) If not, you will not be able to afford it: If an accident occurs, such as replacing all your items, plus the loss of damage to the residence, or even legal fees, etc., it will make your finances tight. Therefore, your lease will require you to include renters insurance. (10) Peace of mind for parents: Give them peace of mind by taking this responsible step when you rent out your place.

Question 3

How much does renters insurance cost?

Accepted Answer

A renter's insurance generally costs about 200 to 400 Canadian dollars per year

Question 4

Is the apartment furnished?

Accepted Answer

The entire rented apartment in Canada is generally unfurnished, that is, there are no beds, sofas, and tables, because Canadians adhere to the principle of clean move-in. clean move-out. But kitchen appliances such as refrigerators, ovens, stoves, etc. are generally complete. The Centric kitchen has a stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, microwave, oven, separate washer dryer, central air conditioning, and a walk-in closet. There are various ways to buy furniture. You can buy some second-hand furniture through IKEA, target, etc., which is very cost-effective. We also provide IKEA purchasing service, which can be conveniently installed on the day of check-in.

Question 5

What does XBXB in the house type mean?

Accepted Answer

The naming method of Canadian apartments is XBXB. The first B refers to the number of bedrooms, and the second B refers to the bathroom, that is, the number of bathrooms; The best is a 3-bedroom and 2-bathroom apartment, and at least two people need to share a bathroom. For specific layout suggestions, you can refer to the floor plan

Question 6

What is the lease form for this apartment?

Accepted Answer

This apartment is rented out as a whole, that is, Joint leases, which means "joint lease". That is to say, several roommates sign a joint contract for renting a house together, and everyone has full payment responsibility for the room. If you are alone and want to sign a 3-bedroom, 3-bathroom house, you have to sign the whole thing, or wait until you have roommates to sign together. At the same time, if you live in a house under a joint lease and your roommate moves out suddenly, the apartment will also pursue the full rent from you if the apartment cannot contact your roommate.

Question 7

The apartment is a joint lease (joint lease), but I only have one person, what should I do?

Accepted Answer

If you are just one person, you can still sign a lease, but you will have to sign an entire apartment. You can look for other roommates after you sign the contract. Herein lies the risk: you rent an entire apartment and may not be able to find a suitable roommate, but you are personally responsible for the rent of the entire apartment. Therefore, in the case of a joint lease, it is recommended that students find all roommates first, and then sign the contract together. Also under a joint tenancy, whenever you find roommates, it is advisable to be sure to add their names to the tenancy agreement.

Question 8

Why are the rents different for the same 2-bedroom or 3-bedroom apartment?

Accepted Answer

For social apartments in Canada, the specific price is determined by many factors. The floor, starting date, and lease period will all affect the specific price of the room. Therefore, different rooms of the same type have different prices, and the same house has different starting dates. The rental period and price will be different. For the latest availability and price, you can consult an advisor to help you inquire

Question 9

Will the lease price increase?

Accepted Answer

According to the law, the landlord can only increase the rent every twelve months, and the increase is limited by relevant laws and regulations.

Question 10

Is there a washer dryer in the room?

Accepted Answer

some

Question 11

Do all bedrooms have windows? can the windows be opened

Accepted Answer

Yes, it can be opened.

Question 12

How big is each bedroom?

Accepted Answer

The specific bedroom area is not provided, generally speaking the area of the whole set

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