937 Joselynn Dr, Gastonia, NC 28054

4 spacious bedrooms for family living and guests 2.5 bathrooms for added convenience Open-concept layout ideal for family gatherings Large family room for relaxing and entertaining Eat-in kitchen with breakfast bar for casual family meals Granite countertops and modern kitchen appliances Walk-in pantry for convenient food and household storage Flexible space that works well as a home office, playroom, or homework area Spacious bedrooms with walk-in closets Primary suite with a relaxing garden tub Convenient upstairs laundry room Two-car attached garage with additional storage potential Community playground for children Neighborhood sidewalks and street lighting Walking trails for family walks and outdoor activities Nearby mountain-biking trails and outdoor recreation Convenient access to shopping, restaurants, parks, and everyday necessities Close to Gastonia-area attractions and family-friendly activities Rent, fees & money Rent must be paid in full. All tenants are responsible for the entire rent, even if one tenant cannot pay their share. If rent is not fully paid by the 5th of the month, there is a $50 late fee. Any unpaid balance from a previous month can be added to the next rent payment. The lease says all fees are treated as additional rent. A $500 nonrefundable cleaning fee is listed. The security deposit is returned after the home is inspected and the tenant moves out, minus any permitted deductions. Junk removal, damage, missing items, or other tenant charges may be deducted from the security deposit. If you break the lease early, you may still owe rent until another tenant moves in, unless the landlord agrees otherwise in writing. Repairs & maintenance The first $100 of a service call is the tenant's responsibility. Maintenance requests must be made in writing. If you damage something through neglect or improper use, you can be charged for the repair. If you know about a problem and do not report it promptly, you may be responsible for additional damage. You are expected to handle simple things such as changing accessible light bulbs. If a toilet becomes clogged because of misuse, the tenant must clear it. Drain clogs caused by things such as grease, tampons, wipes, or other improper materials can result in a $50 service fee plus repair costs. If appliances are damaged because of tenant neglect or improper use, the tenant pays for repair or replacement. If a refrigerator provided by the landlord stops working, the landlord is not responsible for replacing the tenant's food. Additional appliances provided for tenant use are not guaranteed. Taking care of the home Keep the inside and outside of the property properly maintained. Keep the home clean and free of excessive trash or belongings. Do not create conditions that could cause pests, fire hazards, or other problems. Tenants are responsible for landscaping and may have to pay township fines caused by failure to maintain the yard. Trash must be properly disposed of. Keep the oil tank filled, if applicable. Keep drains free of clogs. No permanent changes or renovations without written permission. Holiday decorations must be installed without damaging the property. Landlord access & repairs Tenants must allow the landlord or contractors reasonable access for repairs and other permitted purposes. The lease lists a $50 fee for failure to allow entry. If you need to be present for a repair, missed work or time away from work is not compensated. If you are allowed to leave the property temporarily for work and fail to do so, the lease lists a $100-per-day fee. Pets & animals No animals are allowed unless the landlord agrees in writing. If a pet is approved: $60/month additional pet rent Animal liability coverage is required. No pets are allowed to reside in the home unless approved. Smoking, drugs & safety No smoking or vaping inside the property. No drugs are permitted on the property. No pools or trampolines. Do not remove smoke detectors, even when batteries are dead. Contact the landlord instead. The lease includes rules against excessive hoarding or creating a potential fire hazard. Guests & occupants A maximum of 3 adult guests may stay at one time. Guests may stay for no more than 3 days, unless otherwise agreed in writing. No subletting is allowed. Changes to who lives in the property require landlord approval. Co-signers may not live in or occupy the property. Vehicles No extra/abandoned vehicles are permitted. Vehicles at the property must be used and in good working condition. Fees may be charged for vehicles left behind. Moving out Personal property left behind after moving out can be disposed of at the tenant's expense. If you lose your keys or need a new lock because of your actions, you pay the replacement and labor costs. The lease lists charges such as: $25 for a missing or blown-out light bulb $75 for damaged mini blinds $75 for a missing smoke detector The lease says the security deposit may be used for permitted charges. Showings When the lease is approaching expiration and the property is being marketed to new renters, the current tenant must allow showings with 24-hour notice. Breaking or ending the lease If you sign the lease and then decide not to move in, the lease says you are breaking the agreement and may forfeit your deposit. If you abandon the property, the lease says rent can remain due through the lease term unless otherwise agreed in writing. If you break the lease to purchase a home, the lease contains additional language concerning the agent involved and possible termination terms. The lease says tenants can be responsible for the landlord's legal fees and certain expenses related to enforcement. If a tenant or someone associated with the tenant damages the property and causes the landlord to lose rental income, the lease says that lost rent may become the tenant's responsibility. Damage, mold & emergencies The lease says the landlord is not responsible for certain damage caused by events such as storms or other "acts of God." Mold caused by tenant neglect is the tenant's responsibility. The lease contains a provision saying that if the home becomes uninhabitable, the landlord may terminate the lease and does not have to provide alternative housing. This is an important provision to have reviewed under applicable North Carolina law before relying on it. Pest control Tenants are responsible for pest treatment when pests are caused by improper living conditions or tenant neglect. If tenant-caused pests spread to other units, the lease says the tenant may be responsible for treatment of the affected building. Insurance Tenants are responsible for obtaining renters' insurance. The landlord does not cover the tenant's personal belongings.