If you are interested in renting any of our properties, please call our office at (661) 581-8606. . Our team of committed and professional managers will help you schedule a property showing. 

Before applying it is important that you are at least 18 years old and financially capable. Once 
that is determined, you will be asked to fill out the rental application form. You must provide us with information like your employment history, previous address, income, criminal history, and credit history. The fee for the application is $39.99 and is paid directly to the third party site. 

Yes, it is required that all occupants sign the lease. The lease agreement sets forth the duties and responsibilities of both the landlord and tenant. Most leases cover a period of twelve months. 
At H and T III Enterprises LLC, we provide you with two options for signing the lease. You can either do it electronically or in-person, by appointment. 

Before you can officially move-in, we require that you pay the security deposit and the first 
month's rent. In addition, it is recommended that you have proof of tenant insurance. 

The security deposit is usually equal to one month's rent. Please keep in mind that the 
security deposit must be paid prior to moving-in. Properties that accept pets may also have a pet deposit. 

Rent is due on the first of every month. If you pay rent after this date, your rent will be considered late. Most leases give you a 4-day grace period (you have until the 5th of the month) before charging a late fee. 

Legally, we are not in a place to do that. The Federal Fair Housing Law is designed so that all 
tenants on the property are treated equally. If we choose to waive your late rent fees, we must do so for all tenants. 

You can expect your rent rate to increase when the lease term expires. We will always warn you of our intentions to raise the rent in advance. 
Rent is calculated based on the owner's requests and market conditions.

If the repair request is not an emergency, you must leave a note for a maintenance request on your tenant portal. 
If the maintenance issue occurs on a business day, we'll get the issue fixed as quickly as possible. However, if the maintenance request is sent during a weekend or holiday the repair might be delayed. 
If the repair request is an emergency, we'll get a team to handle the issue immediately. 

It is a situation that, if not addressed immediately, could pose damage to your personal wellbeing or to the property. Good examples of emergency maintenance issues include: 
• Total stoppage of the plumbing drain system. 
• Presence of carbon monoxide poisoning. 
• Flooding of your unit. 
• Gas leaks or "the smell of gas." 
Lack or loss of heat or electricity in your unit. 
If you experience any of such issues, please call us at (661) 5818606 
Our team will respond to the issue and try to resolve it as proficiently as possible. 

Examples of non-emergency maintenance issues include: 
• Getting locked out of your unit, or any problem involving your lock and/or key. 
• Failure of the AC system. 
Noise complaints or security issues. 
• Clogging or backing up of the toilet. (It is the tenants responsibility to hire a plumber to unclog their own toilets) 
• Lack of hot water in your unit. 
If you have a non-emergency maintenance issue that you'd like addressed, we'd be happy to take care of it. Let us know about the problem on the 
tenant portal. 

It is possible. You'll be charged for any property damage resulting from your own negligence or carelessness. 

There are certain reasons why a property manager or maintenance staff may need to enter your rental. Such reasons (property manager responsibilities) include to unit inspections, repairs, property showings, emergencies, or an extended absence. However, we'll always try to alert you prior to entering your home. We will notify you at least 24 hours in advance. 

It's the responsibility of the tenant to maintain their lawn. Such maintenance tasks include regularly watering it, and mowing and weeding it as needed. 

We do not allow smoking in any of the properties we manage. This goes against the conditions of the lease agreement. If you are caught smoking or cause property damage due to smoking, we will charge a fine. 

We do not allow subleasing. If you need to re- lease your home, please get in touch with our office. We can help you choose the best course of action to take. 

Property owners reserve the right to allow or not to allow pets into their properties. For this 
reason, some properties may be open to pets while others may not. For more information, you can contact your property manager. 
If the property does allow pets, be prepared to pay a pet deposit upon signing the lease. 

Repainting the walls requires the consent of the owner. You'll need to put your request in writing and include details of which walls or rooms you wish to repaint. 
If the owner agrees, we'll first require you to pay an additional deposit. This will be refunded once you restore the original paint color. 

No, you cannot. Making any alterations to the locks is a serious violation of the lease. If you need to rekey, change, install, repair or replace any security devices, you must contact or office first. 
If your request is approved, you'll be required to pay for the replacement of the security devices, additional rekeying or additional security devices in advance. 
We'll also require that the contractors used to do the job be authorized by our office. 

You need to notify your property manager of your intention to either renew your lease or move out. If you wish to move out, then you must notify our office 60 days prior to the end of your lease.