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All guarantors are required to earn a minimum yearly salary of $40,000. An employment verification or a credit check may be required.

Some units are larger than others and can accommodate additional smaller furniture such as seating (armchair, beanbag, floor pillow, etc.).

However, tenants will not have space to store large furniture such as beds, desks, dressers, tables, couches, or appliances.

If you have your own furniture, you’ll need to store it offsite or sell it prior to moving in.

Yes, you can assign your lease to another student if you can no longer stay in your lease. This may be subject to a lease assignment fee, and the incoming tenant will need to complete the application process before moving in.

We prefer to rent our units out to students at a college or university within 20km of the building, since each unit has been designed and built to address the day-to-day realities of student life.

Our goal is to cater to students specifically, however it is not mandatory that you be a student in order to rent a unit at SEE-MORE, but rather preferred.

Yes, each tenant in the unit is required to carry their own tenant’s insurance for their own belongings.

Rent can be paid as an automatic autopay payment each month, or as a regular payment all through our secure payment and management system, Buildium!

A guarantor or co-signer is the individual who will be responsible for paying your rent in the event that you are unable to. This role is usually taken on by a parent or guardian, and it acts as a safety net to ensure that your rent is always covered since student life can be tumultuous, and stable, consistent income isn’t always guaranteed as a student.

All you have to do is fill out an application form and one of our agents will get in touch with you as soon as possible.

There are lots of different ways to find a roommate; you could take advantage of online resources like Facebook groups in your city, even TikTok, or you could do it the old school way and find someone you’d like to room with in your classes, any clubs you’ve joined, or at school-related events.

Check out our article “10 Ways to Find a Great Roommate” for more ideas!

Yes! We just ask that you use sticky tack or command strips instead of making holes in the walls. Other than that, you’re more than welcome to bring in your own plants, knick knacks, and other decorative items that don’t require hanging.