Houston, TX apartment for rent by LeafHollow Properties? The Crossings Apartments & Townhomes offers multiple floor plan choices of 1 bedroom and 2 bedroom apartments & Townhomes. The interior of the apartments have been completely renovated. All units have tile or laminate wood floors and granite countertops. Recent upgrades include stainless steel plumbing, stainless steel appliances, and LED recessed lighting. The property is gated and camera monitored, the apartment complex hires a security company to monitor its CCTV cameras and patrol the apartment complex. Discover even more info at https://www.leafhollow.com/the-crossings.
If you live in downtown Houston, don’t miss out on: Boomtown Coffee: Whether you’re passing through on your way to work or planning an afternoon meetup with friends, you can find this local favorite right downtown or at their new location in Greater Heights. Committed to roasting small-batch specialty coffee, the baristas at Boomtown serve up classic espresso drinks like cappuccinos and cortados, as well as a few custom creations like the Mayan Mocha with dark chocolate, vanilla, and cayenne.
Renters recommendation: I live in a downtown area and thought I would be OK with no parking included, but, man, it really sucks having to run errands and get stuff done before 2 p.m. in order to get a good parking spot. My next place will 100% include parking! Make sure your packages will be delivered safely to your apartment or stored in an area that they won’t be stolen. I wish I had asked about the neighbors and how the company handles complaints, especially noise complaints. I moved into my first place in February, and the tour was exceptionally quiet, but the very night I moved in, my downstairs neighbor started screaming obscenities at the top of his lungs for hours, and it has not stopped.
What Slim Pickings Mean for Sellers? Low inventory means low selling competition! You can probably expect to see offer letters flooding your mailbox the same way Hogwarts sent Harry Potter his acceptance letters. Since your home will be one of the (relatively) few listed on the market, you could be in the driver’s seat. So enjoy possibly picking the best offer and moving at a pace that best suits your timeline. But after your home is sold, you probably won’t be in the driver’s seat anymore (if you’re buying again). So decide on plans for your next home before you sell.
Leaf Hollow Properties is a Houston Texas based multiple family management company. We manage three communities: The Crossings Apartments & Townhomes, Leaf Hollow Apartments & Townhomes, and Long Point Plaza Apartments. These apartment and townhome communities are located in the northwestern Houston area and have convenience of shopping, dining, and close to employment centers in Houston. A good first step is to pick an area or location that you think you want to live in. Do not forget to check the area crime rate in select the area. It’s one thing to know what you want, but can you afford it? Before head out for a tour, you need to decide who much budget you can or want to allocated to rent. See additional details at apartments for rent in Houston.
Inspect the property. You should inspect the water system, air conditioning unit, locks for doors and windows, plumbing (make sure the toilets flush), etc. Make sure to ask the realtor or landlord about house maintenance and when the house was last maintained. You don’t want to rent a home with plumbing issues or heating problems during the winter. Read your lease carefully. Your lease is a legal contract between you and the landlord for use of the landlord’s property. A lease may contain extra clauses that aren’t legally required by Landlord-Tenant laws, but the clauses are legally binding when the lease is signed by both parties. If you are concerned that your lease might be unfair to you (e.g., the landlord requiring you to have property inspections every week), you can seek legal counsel and retain an attorney specializing in Landlord-Tenant relations.