FAQ

The types of furnished rentals can vary depending on availability. Options may include single-family homes, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom units. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement and listing details or contacting property management for accurate information regarding availability and details at a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

What’s included in a stay at one of our furnished rentals can vary depending on the property. Typically, our units may feature furniture, kitchen essentials, and basic household items. However, utilities like water, gas, electricity, and Wi-Fi can differ, so we recommend reviewing the lease agreement and listing details or contacting property management for accurate information regarding what is offered for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Lease durations can vary depending on the property. While some rentals may have minimum and maximum lease terms, these details are typically outlined in the leasing agreement. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement and listing details or contacting property management for accurate information regarding lease options and durations for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Pricing for our furnished rentals can vary based on factors such as the unit's type, size, and location. In addition to rent, there may be various fees such as security deposits, pet deposits, and other rent-related fees depending on the property. The rent may be a flat monthly rate, including certain utilities and amenities, while others may not. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement and listing details or contacting property management for accurate information regarding deposits, fees, and other specific costs at a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

The application process can vary depending on the landlord, market conditions, or specific property management practices, but typically involves completing an application, providing proof of income, and undergoing background and credit checks. Depending on the property, there may be additional steps like reference checks, a security deposit, and possibly a pet application or interview if you have pets. Pet policies, including deposits, fees, breed restrictions, and interviews, can vary, so it’s best to consult the specific property’s leasing details for the most accurate information. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management to get accurate information on the application process and pet policies. Each property may have different requirements and steps, so it’s best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Yes, a security deposit is required, typically equivalent to one month's rent. However, the amount can vary depending on the property. Factors like the unit type, furnishings, and whether pets are involved may influence the deposit(s). The return of the deposit depends on the unit's condition, compliance with the lease, and any outstanding payments. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management for accurate information regarding security deposit(s) for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Pet policies vary depending on the property. Some properties may require a separate pet application with details like breed, size, and vaccination records. There may also be requests for photos, videos, or references from previous landlords or veterinarians. In some cases, an in-person pet interview might be conducted to assess the pet’s temperament and behavior. Depending on the property, there may be pet deposits, fees, or specific lease addendums that outline pet-related rules and restrictions. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management to get accurate information on the specific pet policy for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Lease renewal options can vary depending on the property. Some properties may allow renewals with advance notice, while others may offer different terms, such as transitioning to a month-to-month arrangement. The specific details are typically outlined in the lease agreement. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management to get accurate information on the renewal options at a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

The property owner or manager may have the option to adjust the rent, provided that they give proper notice in accordance with the lease terms and any applicable regulations.

Maintenance arrangements can vary depending on the property. In general, tenants are expected to report issues promptly and handle minor tasks like replacing light bulbs or keeping the space clean. Maintenance requests are typically handled through a designated contact, but response times and specific procedures can differ. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management for accurate information regarding maintenance responsibilities, inspection schedules, and how damages are handled at a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Amenities can vary depending on the property. Some locations offer features like pools, while others provide different amenities. Proximity to public transportation, shopping centers, and other conveniences can also differ. We recommend reviewing the listing details or contacting property management for accurate information regarding the amenities available at a specific property. Each property may have unique arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Also, you can check out the Local Amenities page to learn about Bakersfield businesses and locations.

Renters' insurance requirements can vary depending on the property. While some properties may require renters' insurance, the specifics can differ. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement, listing details, or contacting property management to determine whether renters’ insurance is necessary and to clarify any specific coverage requirements for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most relevant details.

Lease termination procedures can vary depending on the property and the terms of your lease. Generally, you may need to provide advance notice and could be subject to early termination fees, but the specific requirements are typically outlined in your lease agreement. We recommend reviewing the lease agreement or contacting property management to understand the process and associated costs for a specific property. Each property may have different arrangements, so it is best to consult these sources for the most accurate and relevant details.