7846 Howton St, Houston, TX 77028

This renovated home offers modern finishes and the comfort of being the very first to live in the space. The home features three bedrooms, two full bathrooms, an open-concept living area, a beautifully designed kitchen with new appliances, new flooring, and updated fixtures throughout. The spacious primary suite includes a private bathroom, while the large backyard provides plenty of room to relax and enjoy the outdoors. Everything is clean, and move-in ready, making this home a great option for renters looking for a fresh, modern space to call home. **Lease Terms & Tenant Responsibilities** * **Lease Term 12-month lease * **Utilities Owner pays all utilities. * **Smoking No smoking is permitted inside the home. * **Pets Up to three pets are permitted, subject to the terms of the lease. **Maintenance & Care Expectations** Tenants are expected to take reasonable care of the home throughout the lease. Tenant responsibilities include: * Maintaining routine cleanliness and sanitary conditions * Replacing HVAC/air-conditioning filters as required * Proper plumbing use and taking reasonable steps to prevent clogs * Maintaining reasonable pest-prevention practices * Routine lawn and yard care * Proper trash disposal and keeping trash from accumulating * Proper use and reasonable care of appliances * Taking reasonable steps to prevent excess moisture, mold, and mildew * Taking precautions to prevent damage to the property * Following reasonable freeze precautions during cold weather * Promptly reporting leaks, water intrusion, plumbing issues, HVAC problems, electrical concerns, pest problems, or other needed repairs * Providing reasonable access for scheduled maintenance and repairs * Paying for damage caused by the tenant, household members, guests, or pets beyond normal wear and tear The owner is responsible for repairs and maintenance required of the landlord under the lease and applicable Texas law. Tenants are responsible for routine care and for promptly reporting problems so they can be addressed before additional damage occurs.