468 1/2 J St, Brawley, CA 92227

Small 2 bedroom 1 bathroom home with privacy fence in the alley in Near downtown Brawley Owner pays for water, tenant responsible for maintaining AC unit filters & electricity bill, internet access can be installed on the property. As a tenant in a 2-bedroom, 1-bath house, you are responsible for paying rent on time each month, along with any agreed-upon utilities such as electricity, gas, water, and trash. Keeping the home clean and sanitary is essential, which includes regularly sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, and taking out trash to prevent pests. If the lease specifies, you may also need to maintain the yard. Inside the home, you must use appliances, plumbing, and electrical fixtures safely and correctly while reporting any issues like leaks, unusual noises, or damage right away to prevent problems from worsening. You are expected to prevent damage by using the property carefully, protecting surfaces from scratches, keeping pets from causing harm, and avoiding negligence such as leaving windows open during bad weather. Any maintenance issues, like plumbing leaks or electrical problems, should be reported immediately to the landlord. Noise should be kept at a reasonable level, especially during quiet hours, and you should be considerate of neighbors by avoiding disturbances and following local laws or community rules. If pets are allowed, only approved animals listed in the lease may live in the home, and you are responsible for cleaning up after them and covering any damages they cause. For safety, you must lock doors and windows when leaving, test smoke detectors regularly, replace their batteries as needed, and immediately inform the landlord of any broken locks, faulty windows, or hazards. Alterations such as painting or installing new fixtures require written permission, and any decorations must be removable without causing damage. When moving out, you must provide proper notice, clean the home thoroughly including floors, appliances, and bathrooms remove personal items, repair minor damages like nail holes, and return all keys or remotes. By following these responsibilities, you help maintain the property's condition and ensure a smooth relationship with the landlord while protecting your security deposit at the end of the lease.