House Rules and Occupancy Guidelines
Welcome to SNJ Independent Housing
Our goal is to provide a clean, safe, peaceful, and respectful living environment for all residents. All residents are expected to follow these guidelines.
1. Rent and payments
- Rent must be paid on time according to your rental agreement.
- Late fees may apply when rent is not paid on time.
- Contact management promptly with any payment concerns.
2. Cleanliness
- Keep your room clean and organized.
- Clean up after yourself in all shared areas.
- Dispose of trash properly.
- Do not leave food or trash sitting out.
3. Shared areas
- Clean the kitchen, bathroom, and laundry areas after each use.
- Respect other residents’ belongings.
- Keep hallways, entrances, and common areas clear.
4. Noise and respect
- Keep noise at a reasonable level.
- Quiet hours are 10:00 PM–7:00 AM.
- No fighting, threats, harassment, loud disturbances, or disruptive behavior.
- Treat residents, guests, neighbors, and management with respect.
5. Guests
Residents are responsible for their guests.
- Guests must follow all house rules.
- No more than two guest allowed on property; guest does not have access to property or amenities inside of property.
- Unauthorized individuals may not move into the property.
- No Overnight Guests
6. Safety and security
- Keep doors and windows secured when appropriate.
- Do not tamper with smoke detectors or safety equipment.
- Keep all exits and walkways clear.
- Report safety concerns to management immediately.
7. Smoking and illegal activity
- Smoking is not permitted inside the property.
- Illegal drugs and illegal activities are prohibited on the property.
- Any behavior that creates a safety concern is not permitted.
8. Property and maintenance
- Take care of all furniture and property provided by SNJ Enterprise.
- Report damage, leaks, or maintenance problems promptly.
- Residents may be responsible for damage caused by themselves or their guests.
9. No Pets
10. No one under the age of 18.
Important
Failure to follow these rules may result in a written warning, fees where permitted, termination of tenancy, or other action allowed by the rental agreement and applicable law.