Rental Property Information Sheet
Dear Property Owner,

In order for us to provide both you and your future tenant outstanding property management service we need to know as much about your property as possible.  We have put together this questionnaire to do just that.  Please take a few minutes to fill out as much information about your property as you can.

Thanks,

Saunders Realty, LLC
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Basic Property Information
Property of the address we will be managing for you. *
Year the house was built *
How many bedrooms does your house have? *
How many bathrooms does your house have? *
Will you allow pets? *
If yes we would collect a non refundable pet fee from your tenant. Those pet fees start at $250. Any damages the pet does can still come out of the tenants deposit.  We do not allow aggressive breeds dogs at the properties we manage. An example of the breads we do not allow are Doberman, Pitt Bulls, Chow, German Shepherd, etc.
Do you know the approximate square footage of your home? If you do not just type in not sure  or NA.
Does your property have a fireplace? *
If you do have a fireplace what kind is it?
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When was the last time the chimney and fireplace has been cleaned and inspected?
What type of heat does the property have? *
Is the water public or on a well *
Is the sewer public or septic? *
Is there internet access at the property?  If yes who is it with? *
What type of water heater does the property have? *
What appliances are included in the rent and that you as the owner will maintain? Check all that apply. *
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Is trash included in the rent (included in your tax bill?) or will the tenant need to pay for it?   *
If the stove is included what type is it? *
Do you have the right amount of smoke alarms in your house?   *
NC law states that the landlord must provide a working smoke alarm in each hallway on each floor AND in each bedroom.  After January 1st, 2013 if an alarm is replaced or added it MUST be a 10 year lithium battery tamper-resistant smoke alarm. All smoke alarms should be replaced after 10 years.
Does your property have a working carbon monoxide detector on each level of your home?   *
If you have a fossil fuel burning furnace, a fireplace or an attached garage you will need one on each level
Does the property have an alarm system? *
Is your property located in an HOA? *
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