Spacious two-bedroom apartment offering 700 square feet of comfortable living space, conveniently located just one block from Spokane Community College. This well-designed unit features a bright, efficient layout that maximizes both space and natural light. Additional features include: In-unit washer and dryer Functional, open layout ideal for everyday living Pet-friendly community This apartment offers a practical and comfortable living option in a convenient, campus-adjacent location. Renters should carefully review lease terms to understand both their obligations and their rights before signing. Clear knowledge of these details can help avoid unexpected costs or conflicts later. Key items to pay close attention to include the following: Rent, Fees, and Increases Confirm the monthly rent amount, due date, acceptable payment methods, and any late fees. Ask whether rent can increase during the lease term or upon renewal. Be sure all additional fees are clearly disclosed, such as application fees, security deposits, move-in/move-out fees, maintenance fees, or amenity charges. Utilities and Services Understand which utilities are included in the rent and which are the renter's responsibility. This may include electricity, gas, water, sewer, trash, internet, or cable. If utilities are shared or billed through a ratio utility billing system (RUBS), clarify how costs are calculated. Lease Term and Renewal Review the length of the lease, renewal options, and notice requirements for non-renewal. Check for penalties or fees associated with early termination and any conditions under which the lease can be ended without penalty. Maintenance and Repairs Know what maintenance responsibilities fall on the renter versus the property owner or manager. Understand how to submit repair requests, expected response times, and whether emergency maintenance is available. Pet Policy If pets are allowed, review restrictions on type, size, breed, or number of pets. Confirm any pet deposits, monthly pet rent, or non-refundable fees, as well as rules regarding pet behavior and damage. Smoking Policy Determine whether smoking or vaping is allowed in the unit, on balconies, or in common areas. Violating smoking policies can result in fines or lease termination. Parking Clarify whether parking is included in the rent or requires an additional fee. Ask about assigned versus unassigned spaces, guest parking rules, and any restrictions on commercial or oversized vehicles. Use and Occupancy Rules Check limits on occupants, subleasing, or short-term rentals. Review rules for home businesses, alterations to the unit, and use of common areas. Understanding these terms up front helps renters identify deal breakers or deal makers and ensures there are no surprises after move-in. A professional landlord or property manager should be willing to explain any lease clause before a commitment is made.
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