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Rent payments may be made using the following methods:

Zelle — Recommended and Free

• Zelle is our preferred method of payment and is available at no additional cost.

Direct Deposit at Any Chase Bank in the World

• Rent may be deposited directly into our account at any Chase Bank location.
• When making a deposit, please write your full name and property address on both the front and back of the deposit slip to ensure your payment is properly credited to your account.
• If you are making a cash deposit, please bring a valid driver's license or government-issued photo ID.
• Please send email for Bank Account information.

• Background Check Required: Deposits are accepted only after the required background checks have been completed.
• Tenant Cancellation: Deposits are non-refundable if the tenant chooses not to proceed with the tenancy.
• Owner/Brokerage Cancellation: If the owner or Reilly's Real Estate Brokerage LLC decides not to rent the property to the tenant before the tenant takes possession, the deposit will be refunded.
• Payment Before Possession: All required deposits must be paid in full before the tenant takes possession of the property. No exceptions.
• Pet Deposits: Pet deposits are a one-time, non-refundable fee. Additional charges may apply if a pet causes property damage, excessive cleaning, or disturbances.
• Accepted Payment Methods: Deposits must be paid using certified funds only, including cash, Zelle, cashier's check, money order, or electronic funds transfer (EFT).
• Deposit Hold Period: A deposit may be used to hold a property for a maximum of 30 days. If the tenant does not take possession within that period, the deposit will be forfeited, and a new deposit will be required to reserve the property again.

Rent is due before or on the 1st of each month. If the 1st falls on a weekend or holiday, payment must be received before the 1st.

A 3-day grace period is provided through the 3rd of the month. No late fees will be charged during this grace period.

Beginning on the 4th, late fees will be assessed and may increase quickly for continued nonpayment. Late fees are strictly enforced and will not be waived.

1. Pet Approval and Registration

All tenants must disclose and register their pets with management before move-in. Pets must be approved before they are brought onto the property.

2. Restrictions on Type, Breed, or Number of Pets

• A maximum of two (2) pets per rental unit is permitted.
• Pets that are excessively loud, aggressive, or otherwise disruptive are not permitted.
• Fish tanks are limited to two (2) gallons.
• Pets prohibited or restricted by applicable city or local regulations are not permitted.
• Additional restrictions may apply based on the property owner's requirements.

3. Pet Deposits and Fees

A nonrefundable pet fee/deposit may be assessed and collected before move-in to help cover potential pet-related damage or additional costs. Depending on the property owner's requirements, a monthly pet fee may also be added to the tenant's rent.

4. Vaccination and Health Requirements

Tenants must provide proof of current vaccinations required by law or property policy, including rabies vaccination records, when applicable.

5. Pet Behavior and Maintenance Rules

Tenants are responsible for:

• Cleaning up and properly disposing of pet waste both inside and outside the property.
• Preventing excessive barking, noise, or other disturbances.
• Maintaining appropriate control of their pets at all times.
• Ensuring pets do not create unsafe, unsanitary, or disruptive conditions.

Excessive noise, aggressive behavior, or other violations of the lease may result in fees, lease enforcement actions, or termination of the tenancy, as permitted by the lease and applicable law.

6. Responsibility for Pet-Related Damage

Tenants are responsible for pet-related damage, including but not limited to:

• Scratched or damaged flooring
• Chewed doors, trim, or fixtures
• Urine or other pet stains
• Damaged landscaping
• Any damage caused by the pet

Applicable charges may be deducted from the pet deposit or security deposit, as permitted by the lease and applicable law, if the amount of the deposit is insufficient to cover the damage.

7. Service Animals and Assistance Animals

Service animals and assistance animals may be subject to different requirements under applicable fair housing laws and are not treated as pets for purposes of pet restrictions or pet fees when the legal requirements for an assistance animal are met.

Tenants requesting an accommodation for an assistance animal may be required to provide reliable documentation or information permitted under applicable law. Requests will be reviewed in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local fair housing requirements.

Note: All pet policies are subject to the terms of the applicable lease and federal, state, and local laws. Where applicable law provides greater rights or protections, those requirements will control.