This depends on the zoning and licensing restrictions imposed by the City of Clemson on each house. The occupancy of a residence is determined by the zoning district where it is located. In a single family district, where most of our houses are located, the occupancy is normally limited to either two or three unrelated individuals, depending on the grandfathered status of the house. We do have several houses that are exceptions to that rule. The description of each house shows the occupancy limitations for that particular house. If the house's description doesn't mention occupancy, then there is no "official" limit. However, as a general rule if there is no limit, we prefer that there be no more than one person per bedroom

Yes. We do accept prepayments if they are made in the form of one check.

The monthly rent remains the same. It is your responsibility to get another roommate or to make up the difference.

Yes, however only in specific houses and with written consent from the landlord. There is a non-refundable pet deposit of $250.00 (in addition to the security deposit) to cover the added wear and tear and extermination costs after you vacate. You are ultimately responsible for your pet and any damages it may cause. For safety and liability reasons, we do have breed restrictions.

No. We do not require it; however the insurance that we carry is only for the structure and NOT the contents. We strongly recommend a renters insurance policy to protect your belongings.

By law, your security deposit is held in a special escrow account and is fully refundable if the terms of the lease are fulfilled and the house is vacated in proper order.

Very rare. There are some exceptions but few and far between.

Yes. Subleasing is allowed, however the people who are listed on the lease are ultimately responsible for the remaining term of lease. You must have our written consent, have the proper paperwork filled out, and the person that you agree to sub-let to must meet our approval.

Probably because you have a toilet that is running or a faucet that is dripping. We can only repair problems that you tell us about.

No. With few exceptions, all utilities are the responsibility of the tenants.

This depends on location. Bellsouth and Northland Cable provide high speed service to this area-- please check with them for specifics.