615 NE 76th St, # 615, Miami, FL 33138

Move-in ready studio with its own private gated entrance, tucked behind mature tropical landscaping for a quiet, tucked-away feel. Inside, the open living and sleeping area has large tile floors, fresh neutral paint, a full-width closet with shelving, and a ductless mini-split A/C with remote for efficient cooling. The unit opens with a keyless smart lock, so there are no keys to carry. The kitchenette sits in its own alcove with travertine floors, a stainless steel refrigerator, a 4-burner electric range with oven, a sink, and an upper cabinet for storage. The bathroom is finished in travertine stone with a Greek-key accent border, a step-in walk-in shower, a vessel sink on a decorative vanity, and a frosted window for natural light and privacy. Rent: $1,400/month Size: approx. 245 Utilities: Included - Water Parking: Yes Pets: Yes Lease: 12 months Requirements: first, last, security Contact Eric Jimenez to schedule a showing. Lease length: 12 months. If you'd rather leave in spring or summer, when more renters are looking, pick a term that ends then. Move-in funds: First month, last month, and a security deposit of one month's rent. Florida law does not set a maximum security deposit amount. First/last/security is normal in Miami. Rent due: On the 1st. Allow payment by Zelle or ACH, checks, and make cash require a receipt. Late fee: A flat fee, for example $50 $75, after a 3-day grace period. There's no cap, but the fee must be in the lease and stay reasonable. Returned payment fee: Use the statutory amount for bounced checks. After one bounced payment, require certified funds going forward. Occupancy: Name every adult occupant on the lease. Smoking: No smoking. Travertine and small units hold odor badly. Alterations: No painting, drilling, lock changes, or satellite dishes without written consent. Since the unit has a smart lock, state that you keep the access code or that it's reset at move-out. Tenant maintenance: The tenant replaces bulbs and A/C filters, keeps drains clear, and reports leaks within 24 hours. The tenant pays for clogs they cause. Holdover: If the tenant stays past the end date without agreement, they owe double rent. Renewal: The lease converts to month-to-month at a set rent unless renewed. Whatever notice period you require can't be less than 30 days' notice or more than 60 days' notice from either the tenant or the landlord.