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If your lease states you are responsible for utilities, you are responsible to have it switched into your name the very first day your lease begins. If you fail to do so there will be a fee of $100. Payment will be due within three days of you receiving the bill. If you do not pay within three days, an eviction will be filed. By signing this addendum you waive your right to a notice should you not switch utilities into your name.

Rent is due by the 1st of every month. If the rent is not paid in full by 5 p.m on the 5th of the month, a $50 late fee will be assessed. Rent payments are to be mailed, paid online, and an alternative method will be agreed upon. If you pay your rent and do not include the late fee, you will have a balance due in the next month. All rent received will first be applied to any past due amounts, including late fees. You are solely responsible for keeping track of your rent payments and late fees.

If you have a clogged pipe, most of the time it is due to something for him being flushed down the toilet. Nothing but toilet paper is permitted to be flushed down drains. Examples were not limited to paper towels, napkins sanitary products, any kind of wipes even if it states they are flushable, etc. You are responsible for the bill within three days of receiving a copy, if a plumber finds any foreign object in the pipes.

Valid phone number is required at ALL times. This is a safety issue. If your phone is turned off, you must provide a number of a family member or someone close to you immediately. There are no satellite dishes attached to any part of the property. There are to be no pools, temporary or permanent, placed at the property.

There is absolutely no smoking inside the house or within 5 feet outside of the property.

Tenant acknowledges that the premises listed in the lease, has smoke and/or carbon monoxide detectors that are in good working order. Tenant agrees to maintain all smoke and/or carbon monoxide detectors. Tenants are responsible for replacement and cost of all batteries to keep smoke and/or carbon monoxide detectors in good working order. Tenant is not to remove batteries or cover the smoke and/or monoxide detectors with anything at any time. Breach of this agreement will result in eviction. Landlord is not responsible for any damage caused as a result of negligence or this agreement being breached. By signing below you agree to these terms.

When there is a general maintenance request, you MUST submit a maintenance request online at 

HouseForMyFamily.com. If you are unable to access our online maintenance service, you must use the maintenance line at (570) 875-7646, and leave your name, property address, maintenance concerns, and a phone number to return your call. Messages are then listened to and then the appropriate contractor is called. 

When there is an emergency maintenance request, you must use the emergency line at 570-875-7646, and leave your name, property address, the type of emergency and a phone number to return your call. Types of emergencies are fire, no heat during winter months, a pipe burst, gas smell/leak, carbon monoxide detector is going off, etc.