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Tremont – Multi Family UNIT 3
1 Bed + loft, 1 bath
This charming, newly renovated, 1st floor home features a private entry, loft bedroom, spacious closet, 1st floor bonus room that could be used as an office, modern and stylish bathroom and kitchen, and in-suite washer and dryer.
Tremont – Multi Family UNIT 2
1 Bed + loft, 1 bath
This striking, newly renovated, 2nd floor home features a cozy 1-bedroom plus a versatile loft, perfect for an office or guest space. Updated kitchen with beautiful concrete countertops, and stainless-steel appliances. Close to restaurants, activities, and highly walkable. Experience the historic charm and culture of Tremont!
Cleveland/Shaker – Single Family
4 Bed, 1.5 bath
Colonial style 4 bedrooms, 1.5 bath, full unfinished basement and 2.5 cars detached garage. Home has many new updates: open concept, recessed lights, Shaker-style cabinets, granite countertop, stainless-steel appliances. Close to schools and rapid transit system. Near the Shaker Square area. Shaker Heights School District.
Cleveland/Buckeye – Multifamily: UP
3 Bed, 1 bath
Upstairs unit of two-family home in quiet neighborhood. Newly renovated bathroom with retro brass finishing, 3 spacious bedrooms across two levels with private bedroom on third floor. Rear balcony access. Close to schools and rapid transit system. Near the Shaker Square area. Cleveland City School District.
TIP OF THE MONTH
The Importance of Purchasing Renters Insurance
Renters insurance is often overlooked, but it can be a lifesaver in various unexpected situations. Here’s why having renters’ insurance is crucial and what could happen if you do or do not have it in specific scenarios.
1. A Burglar Steals Your Valuables When You Are Away
With Renters Insurance: If a burglar breaks into your home and steals your valuables, renters’ insurance can cover the cost of replacing those items. This includes electronics, jewelry, and other personal belongings. Most policies also cover the cost of repairs for any damage caused during the break-in.
Without Renters Insurance: You would have to bear the full cost of replacing your stolen items and repairing any damage out of pocket. This can be financially devastating, especially if high-value items are taken.
2. A Grubhub Delivery Person Falls on the Walkway to the House and They Sue the Renter
With Renters Insurance: Renters insurance typically includes liability coverage, which can help pay for legal expenses and any settlements if someone gets injured on your property and decides to sue. This means if a Grubhub delivery person falls on your walkway and sues you, your insurance can cover the costs associated with the lawsuit.
Without Renters Insurance: You would be responsible for all legal fees and any settlements or judgments out of pocket. This can be extremely costly and could potentially lead to financial ruin.
3. A Major Gas Line in the Neighborhood Has a Leak and You Are Forced to Evacuate While Repairs Are Made
With Renters Insurance: Many renters insurance policies include coverage for additional living expenses (ALE). This means if you are forced to evacuate due to a gas leak or other covered peril, your insurance can help pay for temporary housing, food, and other expenses incurred during the evacuation.
Without Renters Insurance: You would have to cover all additional living expenses on your own. This can add up quickly, especially if the evacuation lasts for an extended period.
Conclusion
Renters insurance provides a safety net that can protect you from significant financial loss in various scenarios. Whether it’s theft, liability issues, or unexpected evacuations, having renters insurance ensures that you are not left to handle these situations alone. It’s a small investment that can make a big difference when the unexpected happens.
Consider speaking with an insurance agent to find a policy that fits your needs and gives you peace of mind. After all, it’s better to be safe than sorry!
APPLICANT FAQS
Unless otherwise specified:
- Your gross income must be greater than or equal to three (3) times the monthly rent amount.
- First month, last month, and security deposit (equal to rent) must be paid before move-in.
- Credit, criminal background, and eviction history checks will be performed.
- 12 month lease
Housing vouchers are ONLY ACCEPTED IF SPECIFIED IN THE RENTAL DESCRIPTION.
Yes, you may apply to one or more of our rentals using our APPLICATION FORM. Just select the rental of your choice and send us an email if you’d like to apply to more than one. Contact us at rentalsupport@dwellingnetwork.com.
RESIDENT FAQS
Sign into your Resident Center account and submit a work order describing the issue. Attach photos and any other helpful information so we can assign the right type of specialist to fix the problem right away.
For security and accuracy, we accept electronic payments via ACH (bank account) or credit card. Sign into your Resident Center where you can make payments using the method of your choice. You’ll immediately receive a receipt for payment via email.
You are eligible for return of your full security deposit as long as the house is in good condition with no damages. Your security deposit is mailed to your new address within 30 days after the end of the lease.