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Your Tenant Hub: Everything You Need for Comfortable Living with Lot 202

At Lot 202, our commitment to tenant support is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that a great living experience starts with clear communication, prompt service, and mutual respect. This page is designed to provide you with easy access to all the resources you need, from maintenance requests to community updates. Our goal is to build a lasting, positive relationship with each of our tenants, ensuring you feel valued and well-supported in your home.
Report Maintenance Issue

Report a maintenance issue

If this is a life threatening emergency, please call 911 first. Use the form below to report any maintenance issues. You could also call us at +1-877-274-2001 or email us at info@lot202.com. Only fill this form if you are a Lot 202 tenant or customer.
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Simple, Secure, and Stress-Free: Your Guide to Rent Payments

When is my rent due each month?
Rent is due generally on the first of each month. Please ensure payments are made on or before this date to avoid late fees. Review your lease agreement for more specific details or exceptions.

What payment methods are accepted?
We accept rent payments through your online portal, direct deposit, bank transfer, checks, and money orders. Please check the tenant portal as well as your lease for specific terms and instructions.

What should I do if I’m unable to pay rent on time?
If you’re facing financial difficulties and may not be able to pay rent on time, please contact us immediately to discuss potential solutions and payment arrangements. Alternatively we encourage you to call 211 where they will be able to connect you with local resources and agencies that could help. 

Are there any late fees if I miss the due date?
Yes, a late fee of will be applied if your rent is not received generally by 3rd day after the agreed upon due date. Please refer to your lease agreement for more specific details.

How can I verify that my rent payment was received?
You can log in to your tenant portal to check the status of your payment. Additionally, you’ll receive a confirmation email or receipt once your payment has been processed. 
Tenant Handbook

Tenant Handbook: Your Key to Comfortable Living in our communities.

At Lot 202, we believe that a well-informed tenant is a happy tenant. These guidelines are designed to help you understand your responsibilities, maintain your home, and foster a positive relationship with your neighbors and management. By following these simple rules, you’ll ensure a smooth and enjoyable living experience with us.
Trash Removal
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City Trash Removal Policies: Stay Informed and Dispose Properly

Understanding and following local trash removal and recycling policies is essential for keeping our neighborhoods clean, safe, and environmentally responsible. We've made it easy for you to access your city’s specific guidelines with just one click. Below, you'll find direct links to official government websites for trash disposal and recycling information in your city. By following these policies, you help ensure the smooth and efficient collection of waste while maintaining a healthy environment for everyone.

Simply click on your city’s name to access the most up-to-date trash removal policies, ensuring you are following all regulations and contributing to a cleaner, greener community.

City Parking Regulations: Stay Informed, Especially During Winter

Parking regulations can vary greatly depending on the season, especially in winter months when snow removal is essential. We've made it simple for you to access the parking regulations specific to your city. Below, you’ll find links to official government sites with up-to-date parking rules, including winter parking bans and snow removal procedures. By staying informed, you’ll avoid fines, towing, and keep your community safer and more accessible during winter.

Click on your city’s name to access the most up-to-date trash removal policies, ensuring you are following all regulations and contributing to a cleaner, greener community.
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Lead Disclosure

Important Information About Lead in Homes Built Before 1978

If your rental home was built before 1978, it may contain lead-based paint, which can pose serious health risks, especially to young children and pregnant women. Exposure to lead from paint, paint chips, and dust can cause health problems, so it’s important to understand the risks and take appropriate measures to protect yourself and your family.

What You Need to Know:
 
  • Health Risks: Lead exposure can cause damage to the brain, nervous system, kidneys, and blood cells. It is particularly harmful to children and pregnant women, leading to developmental issues and learning disabilities.
  • Lead-Based Paint: Homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint. When lead paint deteriorates, it can create harmful dust or chips.
  • Your Rights as a Tenant: Federal law requires landlords to disclose any known information about lead-based paint or lead hazards in rental properties built before 1978. You must also receive a federally approved pamphlet on lead poisoning prevention.
     
Download the Lead-Based Paint Pamphlet:

To learn more about how to prevent lead exposure in your home, click the button below to download the official EPA pamphlet "Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home." This pamphlet includes essential information on identifying lead hazards and steps you can take to reduce exposure.
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