FAQs
Q. How do I lease an apartment from Chico College Housing? A. Review the available apartments and select the one that best meets your needs. Receive a leasing package from College Property Management. (see Applications page). Set an appointment to meet with Chico College Housing (1119 W. Sacramento Ave) to sign the lease and turn in the required forms. At the lease signing appointment each prospective lessee must have: Q. When is an apartment available for lease? A. Our apartment leases start either June 1 or August 1, depending on the unit you choose. Q. What is the monthly rent on an apartment? A. It all depends on the size of the apartment and its location. 3 bed/2 bath units go from $365.00/person to $400.00/person. 4 bed/2 bath units go from $325.00/person to $395.00/person. Q. What is included in my lease? A. All our apartments come with complete kitchens (refrigerator/freezer, stove/oven, dishwasher, microwave, and garbage disposal), central heat and air, ceiling fans and 2-inch window coverings. We pay garbage at all properties and water at 728 W. Sacramento Ave. and 1119 W. Sacramento Avenue. Go to our properties page for a complete list. Q. Where are the Apartments located? A. All of our apartments are close to CSUC - some right across the street! See our custom map for addresses and exact locations. Q. What is your pet policy?A. We allow cats, with a pet deposit of $100.00. Dogs are not allowed. Small birds, gold fish, etc., are ok. Q. How much parking is available and what will it cost?A. All apartments have at least 2 or more spaces per apartment. Parking is for tenants only and there is no charge involved for parking. Q. Do I need a guarantor for my lease?A. Yes. In order to keep our deposits low, all tenants are required to have a "Guarantee of Lease" form completed at the time they sign their lease. Under certain conditions, special arrangements can be made to accommodate unique situations. See our applications page for a sample copy. Q. How much is the deposit and how is it handled? A. All lessees are jointly and severally liable for all charges owed under the lease. This means that while each tenant has a right to pay his or her rent separately, all tenants can be held responsible if required payments are not made. Q. Am I responsible for my roommates? A. All lessees are jointly and severally liable for all charges owed under the lease. This means that while each tenant has a right to pay his or her rent separately, all tenants can be held responsible if required payments are not made. |
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1019 Mechoopda |
620 West Sac Ave |
1119 West Sac Ave |
728 West Sac Ave |
1340 West Fourth St |
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