1851 E 43rd St #1, Los Angeles, CA 90058

This completely remodeled home offers a seamless blend of comfort and convenience, perfect for those looking to live near the vibrant heart of Downtown LA. Featuring three well-appointed bedrooms and a modern bathroom, this residence is just 10 minutes from bustling city centers and premier concert venues, ensuring entertainment is never far away. The rental includes all utilities - minus internet/cable, allowing for easy budgeting and peace of mind. The kitchen is a highlight, equipped with a brand new smart refrigerator and stove, catering to the culinary enthusiast with a taste for modernity. The convenience extends to laundry, with a state-of-the-art washer and dryer set included, ensuring household chores are as effortless as possible. Craftsmanship is evident throughout, with double pane glass windows enhancing the tranquility and energy efficiency of the home. Security is prioritized with robust double security doors, offering tenants peace of mind in their urban oasis. This property is not just a house, but a haven of modern living, designed for those who value both the dynamic pulse of the city and the serene comfort of home. Amenities included: central heat, deck, hardwood floors, stainless steel appliance, updated kitchen, updated bathroom, washer dryer, yard, garden area, refrigerator, smart stove, smart dryer/washer, double plane security glass - soundproof, and double security doors. Utilities included: electricity, heat, gas and water. Is pet friendly. Date Available: Apr 2nd 2024. $3, 500/month rent. $3, 500 security deposit required. Please submit the form on this page or contact Roger Rosas to learn more. Lease Duration: The lease term is 12 months, commencing on the Move-In Date. Monthly Rent: $3,549, due on the first of each month. Security Deposit: A security deposit of $3,549 is required. This deposit serves as financial protection for the landlord against potential damages, cleaning costs, unpaid rent, or other lease obligations. Following lease termination and property vacancy, the deposit will be returned within 21 days, with an itemized statement of any deductions for damages or unpaid dues, as required by California Civil Code 1950.5. Utilities: Rent includes all utilities except internet and cable, which are the tenant's responsibility. Maintenance and Repairs: The landlord is responsible for all major repairs and maintenance to maintain the property in good working order, excluding damages beyond normal wear and tear caused by tenant negligence or intentional acts. Property Use: The premises shall be used solely for residential purposes. The tenant must comply with local zoning ordinances and regulations, maintain the premises in a clean and sanitary condition, and not engage in any activity that could be considered a nuisance. Occupancy Limits: The property, a three-bedroom house, is limited to six (6) persons to prevent overuse and maintain living conditions, aligning with the guideline of two persons per bedroom. Pets: Tenants are allowed up to two (2) pets (dogs or cats), with a $100 additional monthly rent per pet. Pets must be registered with the landlord, including vaccination records, and must not cause nuisance or damage. A $350 non-refundable pet deposit is required. Subletting and Assignment: Subletting or assigning the lease without the landlord's written consent is prohibited. The tenant must obtain written approval from the landlord for any occupancy changes. Termination and Renewal: The lease is for a one-year term and will automatically renew annually unless either party provides 30 days' written notice of termination or non-renewal prior to the lease term end. Upon renewal, lease terms, including rent, may be renegotiated to reflect market or property condition changes. Early Termination by Tenant: The tenant may terminate the lease early by providing at least 30 days' written notice to the landlord and paying an early termination fee equivalent to two months' rent. This fee compensates for the potential vacancy loss and re-rental costs. The tenant remains responsible for all rent and obligations under the lease until the end of the notice period or until a new tenant occupies the premises, whichever occurs first. The landlord agrees to make a good faith effort to find a replacement tenant as soon as possible, in accordance with California's duty to mitigate damages. If a new tenant is found before the notice period ends, the original tenant will only be responsible for the rent owed until the start of the new lease.