Los Angeles 3-bed villa, 2,480 sq ft — $3,586/month

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yuki_hope

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$3,586 per month is the proposed rent for this 3-bed Los Angeles villa, which is approximately 2,480 sq ft. It is being offered for a long-term tenancy.

The lease length, deposit, any included charges and the preferred move-in date still need to be agreed. If you are interested, please send your proposed start date and any questions about furnishing, pets, condition, utilities, transport or maintenance. I can then confirm whether the timing and terms are a workable match before arranging the next step.
 
Before arranging anything, could you give the proposed lease length and say whether the villa is furnished? It would also help to know which charges, if any, might be included in the $3,586.
 
Los Angeles is too broad for judging transport. At least a neighborhood or nearby major junction would help without publishing the precise address. I’d also want to know how utilities are billed and whether pets are considered.
 
Fair questions. The confirmed advertised details are the 3 bedrooms, roughly 2,480 sq ft and rent of $3,586 per month. The deposit, included charges and start date are tied to the lease terms rather than fixed in the ad.

Anyone interested should include a proposed move date and desired lease length. I also need to provide clearer neighborhood, furnishing, pet, utility and maintenance information before expecting people to assess the rental properly.
 
Thanks for acknowledging that. I wouldn’t treat furnishing or pet terms as small details, though; either can decide whether somebody applies. Even a simple yes, no or negotiable on each would reduce unnecessary messages.
 
The maintenance arrangement matters just as much on a long tenancy. Who tenants contact, what counts as urgent and how access is arranged should eventually be written into the lease rather than left as a forum discussion.
 
I’m uneasy that the deposit and included charges are both still open. Those determine the real move-in cost, so applicants cannot compare the villa properly from monthly rent alone. Could the listing poster at least provide the proposed terms for a standard long lease, while noting that alternatives may differ?
 
I see that differently. If the lease length and move date genuinely affect the deal, asking applicants for those first is reasonable. The problem is presentation: there should be one example package showing rent, deposit, utilities, furnishing and pet position, then any variation can be discussed from there.
 
My possible move date would be about six weeks from now, and I’d be looking for a long lease. Is the $3,586 for the whole villa, and would an unfurnished tenancy with one pet be considered? I’d also need the neighborhood before judging the commute.
 
Following up on my earlier question: the lack of a neighborhood is the main obstacle for me. I don’t need the street address publicly, but a general area plus the nearest useful transport point would tell me whether it is realistic to continue.
 
On utilities, “not included” can still mean different arrangements. Applicants should ask whether each service goes directly into the tenant’s name or is paid by the landlord and reimbursed. The answer affects administration even if the eventual amount is the same.
 
For running costs, broad categories would be more useful than one total from a previous occupant. Please clarify which utilities the tenant handles, which charges remain with the landlord, and whether any shared services are billed separately. Usage varies too much for an unexplained figure to mean much.
 
At this point the advert has enough basic space and price information to attract interest, but not enough to make a decision. The next useful update would be one consolidated post covering general area, condition, furnishing, pets, standard lease length, proposed deposit, utility billing and maintenance contact. Interested people can then respond with move dates instead of repeating the same questions.
 
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