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Tenant Survey

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Landlord
Ms. Carol Graham
Phone:
E-mail:
Address: 189 East College Street

Rental Unit
Date survey submitted (yyyy-mm-dd): 2006-06-23
Address of Unit: 19 Locust Street Google map (opens in new window)

Type of Unit: house
Number of total bedrooms: 6

Features
Off street parking
Bed
Roof Access
Attic/garage storage
Full furnishing
Yard
Private bath
Porch

Rental Cost
Rent: $220 per Month
Deposit: $250
Bedrooms included in this amount: 1

Utilities Included in the Rent
Note that water, sewer, electricity, and garbage disposal are all included in the same bill in the City of Oberlin.
None

Utilities (not included in rent)
Type of heating: Gas
January heating bill: $300
Average heating bill: $60
Average electricity bill: $0

Physical Condition of Unit
On a scale of 1 - 5, 1 being in dire need of change, 3 being sufficient, 5 being remarkably good, or N/A if the condition does not apply.

Plumbing
Showers/bathtubs: 2
Sinks/faucets: 3
Drains: 2
Toilets: 5

Electrical System
Wiring: 5
Outlets: 5
Light fixtures: 5

Appliances
Stove: 3
Oven: 5
Refrigerator: 5
Washing machine: 0
Clothes dryer: 0

Building Structure
Floors: 5
Walls: 5
Ceilings: 4
Doors: 5
Windows: 5
Stairways: 5

Security
Locks: 4
Outdoor lighting: 5

Safety
Smoke detectors: 4
Carbon Monoxide Detectors: N/A

Infestation
Insects: 3
Rodents: 5

Comments on condition:
It's a beautiful house in good condition.

Temperature
Is the residence well insulated? No
Are there window screens? Yes
Are there storm windows? Yes
Is the residence warm enough? Yes, but it's very expensive to heat
Is it hard to regulate the heat?
(For example, does the thermostat work? Do you have to open windows in the winter?): Yes

Comments on any of the above (temperature):

Relationship With Landlord

Does s/he enter the premises without your consent or without giving legal notice? No

Have you observed on the part of the landlord/landlady discrimination on the basis of sex, race, religion, sexual orientation, etc.? No

Is the landlord/landlady willing to make repairs? If yes, comment on how promptly (below): Yes

Have you had any disagreements with your landlord/landlady concerning who has the responsibility for making the repairs? No

Do you expect to have any problems getting your security deposit returned? If yes, why? (Explain below.): No

Have you had any major disagreements with your landlord/landlady? (Explain below.): Yes

If yes, have you taken any legal action concerning the disagreement? (Explain below.): No

Explanations and comments:
Carol took a trampoline belonging to the house that had been in the yard for over a month and locked in the garage one day without any explanation, and refused to put it back. She also likes to hang out in and around the house a lot (like multiple times a week), and makes a lot of rules. She wrote us a note telling us to buy toilet paper once, and locks the door every time that she leaves. She told one of my housemates that she was "bitchy" while her mother was standing right there.

Neighborhood & Location
Are your neighbors towns-people, students, or a mix? Mix
For whom is the noise level appropriate? School children
Problems with location? None of the above

Comments on the neighborhood:
If you can deal with Carol, it's a great place to live.

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