- Rental Qualifications
- Pet Policy
- Maintenance Troubleshooting
- Contact Maintenance
Application Checklist
Everything you need to know before applying for a Premier home.
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To save time during the application process, we encourage you to consult our Application Checklist and prepare the required documents.
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Rental Qualifications
All persons who will reside in the property and are eighteen (18) years of age or older must complete the application process.
$60 per Applicant. Application fees are non-refundable and are used by Premier Property Management Group to pay for the processing of the application.
The standard lease term is twenty-four (24) months with a rent increase at the start of the second year.
Pet Policy
Here at Premier, we love saying YES to your pet! That’s why we work to ensure they have a great experience in your home, just like you.
Please expect a one-time, $350 non-refundable fee for your first pet, and $200 for every additional pet with a 4 pet maximum. Breed restrictions are listed by property, due to insurance requirements. We encourage you to contact us if you have any questions about our pet policies in regards to your four-legged, winged, and furry friends!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Home Maintenance
& Troubleshooting
If there are issues regulating the temperature of your home, we recommend first checking the batteries in your thermostat to ensure a functioning connection.
We also recommend changing your filters every 30-60 days, depending on the type of filter used.
If your home is having trouble warming up:
You can first check the outside gas meter to see if it is on or has a lock on it.
Next, check that your furnace is on. If not, and you have a gas furnace, see if the pilot light is lit; and if it isn't, try relighting it or contacting your gas utility company to do so for you. If not, and you have an electric furnace, see if the hot water breaker has been tripped or try resetting the breaker. If your furnace is making a clicking sound, submit a maintenance request as soon as possible.
If your home is having trouble cooling down:
You can first check your return vents to see if there are any blockages to your air flow. We recommend keeping return vents clear of obstructions.
You can also check the breaker to see if anything has been tripped, and try resetting the breaker.
If these do not resolve the issue, check the condenser located outside your home. If it has ice on it, make sure to turn your thermostat off. We generally recommend not turning down your thermostat by several degrees at a time, and not lower than 70 degrees.
Submit a maintenance request if cooling issues continue.
Check for obstructions and try plunging. Ensure the flapper is connected and functioning. Check if other bathrooms are affected. If leaking, identify the source (base, tank, or supply). Check if the toilet is secure to the floor.
Stop use of outgoing water (washing machine/dishwasher) immediately. Contact your water utility to confirm if there is an area-wide issue. Check the outdoor plumbing clean-out and open the cap to relieve pressure if needed. If unresolved, identify the backup location and submit a request.
Confirm if the issue is isolated to one sink or the whole house. If the whole house, check the water heater for leaks or water in the pan (submit request immediately if found). If gas, check the pilot light. If electric, check power and reset the breaker.
Ensure the disposal is plugged in. Locate and press the reset button on the mechanism under the sink. Submit a request if these steps don't resolve the issue.
If it's a GFCI outlet, press the reset button. Check for high-power appliances (like space heaters) nearby and unplug them. Check for tripped breakers and reset them. Submit a request if the issue persists.
Check for downed limbs or weather damage outside. Contact the electric utility company to check for local outages. If isolated to your home, check and reset the breaker.
Still need some help?
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