Keep the home clean and free from excessive clutter.

Regularly dispose of garbage and recycling properly.

Handle minor repairs like replacing light bulbs, unclogging drains, or changing air filters.

Inform the landlord about more significant issues promptly.

Keep the property in good condition, avoiding damage to walls, floors, and fixtures.

Follow guidelines for pet care if pets are allowed.

Use appliances and fixtures as intended to avoid unnecessary wear and tear.

Take precautions to prevent damage (e.g., using a cutting board, avoiding excessive moisture in bathrooms).

Ensure proper ventilation to prevent mold and mildew growth.

Clean mold promptly if it appears and notify the landlord if it persists.

Report maintenance issues or damages to the landlord or property manager as soon as they arise.

Notify the landlord of any pests or infestations immediately.

Maintain the lawn, garden, and outdoor spaces, unless otherwise stated in the lease agreement.

Water plants, mow the lawn, and remove weeds if required.

Pay for and manage utilities unless they are included in the rent.

Notify the landlord if utility systems (e.g., plumbing, heating) are malfunctioning.

Avoid causing disturbances to neighbors with excessive noise or behavior.

Follow community rules and guidelines.

Leave the property in a clean and tidy condition.

Remove personal belongings and dispose of any trash.

Repair any damages caused during the tenancy that go beyond normal wear and tear.