memos to avoid.
Some might say that’s an age-old conundrum.
Others, might say with the right mind-set and a few good questions, that task could be one that’s checked off the to-do list.
Some of our tenants thoughts on what they ARE or AREN’T looking for?
- Doesn’t want a noisy housemate
- Would like someone who will do his fair share of keeping the common areas clean and tidy
- Must be a non-smoker
- The housemate needs to be approachable in the event a problem needs to be raised and discussed with him [or her]
- Preferably not prone to monopolising the common areas (e.g., with large groups of visitors a lot of the time). Obviously, having small numbers of guests is OK as much as he [or she] wants, insofar as he [or she] can then entertain them in his [or her] room. Larger numbers spilling out into the common areas are OK if it’s not e.g. every second night, if you get my drift – I don’t want to feel as though I’m exiled from my own kitchen!
- I’ve had a lot of problems in the past with cleanliness, so I’d like a roommate with clean habits, like keeping common areas clean and not leaving dishes in the sink for weeks.
- People who complain about things but do not solve problems. I wish to live with other adults who are responsible…
Some helpful information you can provide to help us get to know you better:
age?
occupation? (major?/job title?/industry?)
hobbies?
house guest preferences (how often, how long, how many?)?
pet peeves?
where you’re from?
what are your living habits like? (loud, quiet?)
what are your social habits like? (sociable? party-goer? reserved?)
any other habits you might like to mention?
& any concerns you might like to voice?
Thanks again for your interest & for stopping by! All the best with you search! ~lst
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We & the Law are against discrimination.
Especially based on race, color, national origin, sex, handicap, familial status, or religion.
Fla. Stat. §§ 760.20-760.60 & section 3604(c) of the Federal Fair Housing Act.
