$900 - (Private Room, Shared Bath) Beautiful home off Truman Parkway/Victory Drive. 
EL GRIZ (Room B):
Base Rent Price ($900/month): 
Queen Bed; Shared Bathroom w/ deluxe shower + Bluetooth fan; Standard Closet; 40 inch Roku TV; Desk + chair; Full Size Mirror; Dresser; Ceiling Fan.
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Clean, Safe, and Affordable housing in Savannah! Prime location off of Truman Parkway, 12 mins to downtown, and Victory Square and Daffin Park are less than 5 minutes down the road! 
Our thoughtful design makes this a great location for working professional, traveling nurse, and military/DoD. 
Every guest is background checked and screened to ensure the safety and respect of our home. 
The entire home, including your room is fully furnished (pillows and linens are not provided).
PERKS FROM RENTING WITH US: 
- Convenient location,
- Furnished common spaces,
- Furnished Room (all you need is your suitcase),
- Utilities included in price (includes high speed WiFi, lawn care, and professional cleaning.),
- Safe keyless entry on all doors,
- Washer/dryer in unit,
- Fully stocked kitchen;
*Pillows and Linens are NOT provided,
- 40" RokuTV. 
*Cable is not provided.
BONUS perks: 
*Active Security System equipped with video surveillance
*Off Street parking
WHAT TO KNOW: 
- In order to create an enjoyable living experience, there are established house rules that every guest must follow
- Room is for ONE person
- Must pass background, eviction, income, and credit check
- $700 Security Deposit (refundable)
- $100 Admin fee, 
- $100 for Cleaning/turnover
- No pets
- No smoking
- No drugs
- Not a party environment. 
- Designed for professionals seeking affordable rent. 
- Pricing varies based on length of stay. We are happy to work with anyone on orders or contract work. E.G.- Military, Traveling Medical, etc. 
Application Process: 
STEP 1: Go to the furnished finder listing and respond to with the 3 word Secret Code thats in the listing description. Let us know your target dates (xx/xx/xxxx - xx/xx/xxxx)
STEP 2: Set up time to complete initial screening and interview. 
- The google meet interview is to answer any questions about the household set up and go over the house rules. We also ask to find out a little bit about the applicant, to see if it looks like a good fit for them and others in the home.
- If everything sounds like a good fit for both sides, well send an invite for a formal background screening. 
STEP 3: Complete formal screening application. 
- if approved, place deposit, we'll finalize everything, and you'll be welcomed into the home 
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HOUSE RULES
1.	Make the effort to get to know your housemates: 
Welcome to the community! Now that youre here, its important that you make an effort to get to know your new roommates. Our house thrives when each community member works to learn each others names and takes the time to introduce themselves. As this is a shared space, sharing a bit about yourself is an important part of the process. Also, make sure to say hi when people come and go. Being ignored, even by mistake, can make people feel isolated. 
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2. Consult with the house before inviting a group of guests over: 
Inviting a group of friends over, even if its only a few, can be distracting to the other tenants. If you want to have friends over, make sure to notify the other housemates first. Any more than 2 guests requires advance notice and approval from the rest of the household. And of course, when they do come, be respectful of the space by not being too loud, cleaning up after yourselves and being friendly to all of the housemates that come and go.
3. Overnight Guests: 
Each roommate agrees to have no more than one overnight guest at a time. Each roommate agrees they will not have overnight guests more than 5 nights per month, and no more than 2 nights in succession. Tenants are not to have guests present in the home while they are absent and are not to give out the front door code. 
4. Smoking, drugs, or illegal substances are NOT permitted on the property.
5. Clean up after yourself (if you use it, clean it and tidy it away):
A) When you use the kitchen, the bathroom, or a shared space, make sure you clean up after yourself when youre done. Dont leave a dirty dish in the sink for somebody else to clean up. If you take your toiletries into a shared bathroom to use, pack them up and take them with you when youre done. Little things like this help to keep the space clean and tidy.
B) Each personal living space is expected to be cleaned and vacuumed on a regular basis and kept free from any odors. 
C) There are no obstructions allowed on decks, patios, or porches. If there is a Grill at the property, it must be cleaned immediately after use.
D) Dispose of trash properly, (in trash bags no loose trash) in the trash can outside. Recycling is placed inside a bag on the interior trash can, however it is dumped into the outside trash can as loose trash/ no bag.
6. SWAT Cleaning Rotation: 
SWAT stands for Sweep, Wipe, Attend, & Trash and is our proven, simple, & efficient rotation for each tenant to assist with the cleaning of household common areas, to include: kitchen, living room, dining room, porches, bathrooms, etc., as well as contributing toward the purchase of common use household supplies (i.e., kitchen trash bags, dish soap, paper towels). SWAT is a way for everyone to pitch in. The SWAT rotation can be found in this manual, after the house rules.
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7. Energy Efficiency: 
In order to keep energy costs under control and reduce overall power consumption, we have the following policies in place. 
A) Smart Thermostats are controlled by Property Management set to regulate temperatures during night hours and preserve energy by minimizing the use of the HVAC system throughout the day between the hours of 8:30 am 4:00 pm. 
B) The thermostat will be set to hold the household temperature around 60-65 degrees in the cooler months and 70-75 degrees in the warmer months.
C) Do not modify, alter, or tamper with thermostat. 
- Thermostats settings will be set to allow housemates to adjust temperatures within a set degree range. 
D) Unplug any of the countertop kitchen appliances (toaster, blender, etc.) while not in use. 
E) Practice energy efficient habits such as turning lights and power hungry devices off when not in use. 
8. Dont keep your personal items in the common areas: 
Similar to throwing things out when youre done, put away your personal items when you leave a common area. The common spaces are meant for everybody to enjoy. Leaving your stuff everywhere means less room for others when they go to use the shared space. Plus, if you store your stuff in a shared space, people may assume its communal and use it for themselves or even break it by mistake. Play it on the safe side and never leave anything behind.
9. Safety first! Keeping the home secured at all times is important for everyones safety. Make sure to secure all windows and doors before leaving the property: 
Were all sharing a space, which means we rely on each other to keep our stuff, and our roommates, out of harms way. Always close and lock all of the doors when you come and go, and if youre the last one out, secure the windows too. When coming home or departing for the day, use the front door. Everybody has valuables inside and its our collective job to keep them safe. 
The entrance door has a smart lock. The back gate has a smart padlock for securing entry into the backyard and carport parking spaces. After signing a lease, you will be given a 4-8 digit code to use as needed. This is yours and yours alone, do NOT provide this code to anyone else. Any entry to the property with your assigned code, will be considered entry granted by you.
Each room is equipped with a keypad door lock. After signing a lease, you will be given the pre-set code to enter the room. After entering the room, you may choose any code you want. Management/maintenance will maintain a physical key to get into the room if needed.
10. Noise Control. Quiet Hours and Headphone Rule:
A) Everybody has different sleep schedules and quiet hours help us to respect them. Quiet hours mean no loud phone calls, media streaming or conversations in common areas within this time frame. Think about if youd enjoy being woken up by somebody elses noisiness, and then show the same respect to your roommates. 
B) Dont play your media on speakers use headphones
i. Media can be really distracting, and not everybody likes the same things. Plus, if you play your media out loud and its bothering somebody else, it puts them in a really uncomfortable position if they have to ask you to turn it off. To avoid any disputes, the rule of thumb is to play it in your headphones unless every single person in the house says its ok.
C) Quiet Hours are 9:30 pm - 8:30 am (Sunday-Thursday) and 10:30 pm - 9:00 am (Friday-Saturday)
D) Dont start a load of laundry after 8:30pm. Due to the proximity of our laundry to one of the bedrooms, we dont want to disturb them with any noise that might come from the machines if they happen to be a light sleeper. On average, a load of laundry will take 1-2 hours to run through the washer and dryer. The 8:30pm rule will help to keep from any machine noise during later night hours. 
11. No pets are allowed on the property at any given time. 
12. Parking: 
Off street parking. Assigned parking spaces in front of the home and underneath the carport in the backyard. See parking diagram in the listing photos and page 7 in the house manual. 
13. Do not switch rooms: 
Each roommate has a lease on a specific bedroom with access to the common area. If you wish to switch rooms inside your current home, please use the Turbo Tenant portal to contact management for assistance.
14. Disputes: 
Should any disputes arise amongst housemates, they should try and resolve the issues amongst themselves first before bringing the issue to Management. Housemates agree to discuss unresolved roommate problems with the property manager. Any roommate may initiate this process, which includes consultation and mediation. All roommates agree to make a good faith effort to discuss/obtain a resolution prior to taking any action.
15. Maintenance: 
For maintenance requests, please use the maintenance form found in the Turbo Tenant portal. The following repairs are the responsibility of all roommates in a home:
A) Air Filters (to be changed every 3 months) 
B) Lightbulbs
C) Pests and Cleanliness
 Note: Management will provide a professional cleaning service once per month to maintain cleaning of select items/areas in the home. Management also has a contract with a Pest Control provider to prevent/limit/remove pest activity in the home.
D) Batteries for smoke detectors
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