To ensure a smooth
and seamless move-in experience, we’ve outlined the essential steps,
requirements, and responsibilities for all new residents.
Renter’s Insurance Requirement
All tenants are required to maintain active renter’s
insurance throughout their tenancy. This protects both you and your belongings
in the event of accidents, damage, or liability claims. Proof of insurance must
be provided prior to move-in, and your policy must name CoRental Property
Management as an additional insured and have a minimum liability coverage of
$500,000. Coverage must remain active for the duration of your tenancy. Please
keep in mind when securing coverage, that some insurance providers may not
issue same-day policies.
Move-In Funds
To secure your new home, all move-in funds must be received
prior to occupancy. This typically includes the first month’s rent, security
deposit, and any applicable pet deposits or fees. Accepted forms of move-in
funds include cashier’s checks, money orders, certified checks, or payment
through the tenant portal. We do not accept cash or personal checks for move-in
funds. All funds must be paid before keys are released.
Utility Responsibilities
Utility responsibilities differ by property, and your lease
agreement will specify which utilities you are responsible for and which are
covered by the owner. For any utilities in your name, you will need to set up
and maintain the accounts in your name. Please make sure all services are
active by your move-in date, as keys cannot be released until all required
utilities are established. For your convenience, links to relevant Utility companies are provided.
Helpful Tips for a Smooth Move-In
To make your move-in as seamless as possible, schedule your
utilities in advance to ensure everything is active on your move-in day. Provide
a copy of your renter’s insurance declaration page to CoRental and contact our
office to schedule an appointment to pick up your keys.