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When you find a Guam apartment you can picture yourself living in what’s the next step? The fist step is to secure the property for your use. Meet with your real estate agent to put a security deposit on the lease and begin the process of the negotiating and applying for your apartment.
The lease serves as a contract between you and the landlord and spells out the terms and conditions of your stay through out the term of the lease. This is probably one of the most boring parts of the apartment hunting process but is one of the most important aspects of the whole process when finding Guam apartments for rent.
Keep in mind that the lease can be drafted by the landlord or your real estate agent may procure one for you.
In either case here are some important items to look for on the lease:
1. Term: The term will list the duration of the lease and will state the begin and end date of the lease. It should list the rent amount and the total amount of rent to be paid over the course of your lease, except when you are renting on a month to month basis.
2. Rent: This portion of the lease will list the exact amount due per month and should tell you the forms of payment acceptable to the landlord. The lease agreement should also give instructions where and at what times the payment can be made for the Guam apartment, along with any fees associated for late payments and any bounced checks. Typically the Landlord may or may not allow a grace period before a late fee is assessed so be sure to look for this in the contract or ask if a grace period can be placed on the contract.
3. Utilities: This portion of the lease will tell you what utilities you are responsible for, and if any utilities are to be paid by the Landlord it should be put into the agreement as well.
4. Animals: If you are planning to bring a pet into the premises be sure the contract allows for your pet to occupy the unit with you.
5. Inventory: Any appliances, blinds, and keys that come with the apartment during your stay should be listed on your lease.
The lease should also state if and when the Landlord is able to enter the premises without your consent. It should list any special terms and conditions you wish the Landlord to consider for apartments for rent in Guam.
Be sure to read through the lease agreement before signing and ask any questions about and clauses in the lease to ensure that it is a contract you will be able to live with and are able to perform before signing. It should also be signed by both you and the landlord prior to moving into the Guam apartment (apartment Guam).
Hello,
Hey, My wife and I are looking for a place to rent, one bedroom or studio, on Guam, anywhere but Yigo and Dededo. Price range, 500-600, power water included, with utility’s provided in the unit, meaning, refrigerator, stove/oven…. Anything close to this would be great.
Thanks,
Joshua
Hello,
I’m looking for a furnished 3 bedroom apartment in Tamuning for 6 weeks starting June. Can you please get back to me, asap.
Thanks,
Do you deal in vacation condo rentals? I am interested in looking at beachfront properties in Tumon Bay. Hopefully someplace with a pool. I will be coming to Guam the last week in September with my family.
In the central area..
Hi Tanya
Im looking for a 1 bedroom 1bathroom including power & water. Only for 2 adults . Budget is $500-$700 please get me back Asap thank you
Hello,
I am a single mom of three and one on the way. I just recently found all my family in Guam and am thinking of moving from Oregon. I was wondering if you knew of placing accepting section 8 and if their were any 3 bedroom available and what price ranges? please get back to me if you can help. Thank you
Hi Tanya,
Looking for an apartment in tamuning or maite.. i’m by myself moving in Guam on May23. my budget $600. Thank you!
hello
My fiance and I and our 9 month old daughter are looking for a 1 bedroom 1bath with power and water included in the rent dededo for $550 to $600. We need it by next week if not this week.. thank you hope you can help us out.
Hello Tanya,
my boyfriend and i were looking for 1 bedroom 1 bath and mini kitchen with power and water incuded rental apartment to move in by the end of the month.i hope you can help us find one..thankyou
Hi looking for a one bedroom apartment. Budget 400 dollar dededo area pls. Thank you
Hi Tanya,
I’m looking for a 1 bd apt or 2 bd apt no more than $500.00. Please help me find a place too before the end of summer. Thank and hope to hear from you soon.
Hi Tanya
I am trying to help my friends find an apartment close to school. Please help us find a a 2 bedroom apartment for 500 dollars or 600. School will be ending soon and need a place to stay soon. Thanks and hope to hear from you soon!
Hello!
I’m looking for a 1 bedroom within Tamuning, Upper Tumon, Harmon & Barrigada. It will be for 2 adults and budget $400 to $700.
Thank you and have a nice day
helping my brother …
looking for a 1bedroom and 1bathroom. budget is $650. also if they allow 1 pet?
Apartment with in tamuning, tumon or harmon?
please let me know
thank you! have a good day!
Hello, Ms. Techaira. Will you be able to help me find a 1 bedroom apartment in Tumon. We will be moving to Guam around 13 Jule-3 August 2012. Preferably near Pleasure Island with a budget between 800 to 1000 dollars. It will be for 2 adults with child 9 year old. Beach / laundromat access would be ideal. Thank You.
Hi Nastya. I just emailed you back now. Thank You.
Hello…
I am looking for a home to rent out for a Family of 6. I had talk to a few Realtors but no one has really got back to me. Is there a way you can help me out? 2-3 bedrooms w/ a good size yard. Between Barrigada Heights & Yona.
Thank you!
Hi Shila. Thank you for contacting me.
I just emailed you back. Thank You.
Will you be able to help me find a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment in Tumon. Preferably near Pleasure Island with a budget between 600 to 9oo dollars. It will be for 2 adults( no children), no pets and 1 vehicle( we would like to use less often). Beach / laundromat access would be ideal. Utilities need not be included. Thank You.
Hi Loni, I just emailed you back. Thank You.
Hi, Ms. Techaira. I’m looking to rent a 3 bedroom house. We’ve got a budget of $1200, that’s as high as we can afford.
Hi Shan,
I just emailed you back in regards to your Guam apartment search.
Please reply back to my email and we can get started. Thank You.
Looking for a two bed room apartment, moving to Guam in may/ June.. somewhere central or south! Thanks!
Hi Nikki,
(I emailed you back)
Please check your inbox, and reply back when you can, and we can get started!
Thanks!
need a cheap apartment or a place to stay near UOG, single, only me staying in it.
Hi Dean,
(I also emailed you back)
Here’s a list of all UOG Rentals currently on the MLS:
http://guamrenter.com/guam-rentals-close-to-uog-gcc
Let me know what you think.
Thanks!
looking for a 2 bedroom in Tumon 1000 to 1500 or Tamuning
for two people only no pets we both work all day, no children one car maybe need a parking for my 26 foot boat but not necessary, may have other location for boat, We will be ready to move by February 2012 thanks my number is 888-0824, ready to look any time after 5 pm Monday to Friday
Hi Blas,
(I just emailed you back)
I just emailed you a list of Rentals within your preferences. Please take a look at them, and reply when you have a chance.
Thanks!
Please email a list of beachfront properties for rent that are affordable. I will be moving in April 2012. I am looking for a 2 bedroom apartment condominium. $1200-1800/monthly. Preferably close to the naval base.
Hi Roxanne,
(I just emailed you back)
Nice to meet you. I just emailed you back with a few questions concerning your Custom Search.
Please reply when you have a chance and I can get the Custom Search back to you.
Thank You
Shawntel
Hello. I am currently living in Gunsan South Korea (Kunsan AB). I will be moving to Guam on January 13, 2011. I will be working in Santa Rita on the navy base. Do you have any one bedroom apartments in that area. Do you have anything available. I am NOT getting any LQA (living quarters allowance). I think my budget will be about $600 or so. I am a non-smoker, partier, and no pets. A very good tenent.
Thanks in advance for your assistance. I look forward to hear from you. Merry Christmas.
Hi Lee,
I’ve emailed you back.
Thank You
Shawntel
Hello. I am currently residing in Harmon Industrial Park & I’m looking for a one bedroom apartment that is located in Mangilao. Do you know of any apartments located in that area? My budget is $500- $550, even if it’s just water included.
Thank you very much & I look forward to hearing from you. Have a great day!
Hi Lyn,
I’ve emailed you back. Please check your inbox, and get back to me when you have the time.
Take Care,
Shawntel
Hello. I am living in mainland,Seattle WA. I have 2 dogs, and a senile mother. We visited Guam last year, and liked very much. We like to move there in a near future, maybe next year. We also like Guam because it is very near to Japan, where we come from. Could you tell me how much the rate of 2 bedroom apartments in general there? It may vary depending at places, but we are not so fussy. As long as it’s safe, we don’t really need fancy area, but just so-so class and reasonable rent will be fine. Please give me some ideas. Thank you very much.
Hi Rie,
(I also emailed you)
Very nice to meet you, and thank you for contacting GuamRenter.com.
In my experience with past clients, I would say that for a 2-bedroom condo, in a safe area in the North (city area) of Guam, $1000 should be your budget.
Please understand that this is my opinion of safe, meaning a place I would be willing to live. Also, you must factor in transportation costs on Guam as fuel is about 35% more, so being in the North means less driving as you are close to everything. So although the North is more expensive per se, you save time & money when it comes to transportation.
It’s always possible that we can get you a nice place for $900, but those are very rare and go quickly. So a safe bet would be to to budget for $1000 in your financial planning.
Please respond to the email I sent to you if you have any more questions.
Take Care
Shawntel
Hi Carolyn,
I will be moving to Guam around April 2012 and should be on the island for roughly two years. I am looking for a two br place on the water or at least a good view of the ocean. The monthly price range is between $1500-$2600 US. I am trying to get the early jump on the move since beachfront property goes quickly. Thanks,
Mike
Hi Mike,
(I also emailed you)
Very nice to meet you, and thank you for contacting GuamRenter.com
Your response said “Carolyn”, but that was actually a client that commented on the site before you (below).
Based on the preferences you stated, you will want to stay in either Alupang or Tumon. Both have beachfront property; Alupang properties are more affordable & in your price range, so these will be easier to get you on the beach.
Tumon is more expensive, and it is in the tourist/entertainment/shopping center of Guam, so the location is more ideal for a lot of renters. However, if you prefer solitude over activity, then Alupang is an ideal choice.
I can get you a listing of rentals in each area, so you can compare what your price range will get you in each location. Although you’re not coming until next year, it will at least give you an idea of what is available within your budget.
Would you like that?
Please respond to the email I sent to you, and we can get started.
Hi Carolyn,
I will be on a monthly visit to Guam starting august and will stay there for about two to three weeks every month. I am looking for an apartment that will be on the US900.00 range. I will be there from the 7th to the 19th of august and would gladly be visiting any apartment of your recommendation
Thanks,
Tommy
Hi Tommy,
(I’ve also emailed you back)
Thanks for contacting GuamRenter.
Are you needing a long-term rental? Or were you looking for a Vacation Rental?
The reason I ask is that the minimum lease we do is 6-months.
Please let me know.
Take Care,
Shawntel
Hi I was wondering if you had any 2 bedroom house or duplex for rent including utilities at a low price?
Hi Carolyn!,
(I also emailed you)
Thanks for contacting GuamRenter.com. Before we can do a search, the Budget is the most important thing to know as it determines every other factor: location, type, amenties, etc.
So as soon as we determine your Monthly Budget we can get the Search started.
Please respond to the email I sent.
Thanks
Shawntel
Hi.
I’m currently residing in California but opened a children’s clothing store in the Agana shopping center last month. I will be moving to Guam in August and looking for a 1 bdrm apartment for my 2 year baby and I for $700 or less. But if you have a 2 bdrm apartment for $1000 or less, that also would work for us. Interested in Tamuning, Tumon or Dededo area. My business partner lives in Guam and will gladly meet with you to view the place for me. Please email me back at [redacted]
Thank you,
Noria
Hi Noria,
(I’ve also emailed you back)
Nice to meet you, and thanks for contacting GuamRenter.com.
Will your business partner be able to sign the lease, or will you be wanting your name on the lease instead?
Just a note that the person whose name is on the lease must be physically present during the signing (with ID or Driver’s License).
So in theory, your partner could actually sign for you, if he wanted his name legally on the lease. We’d just have to inform the Landlord of this situation ahead of time, to see if they agreed.
Please let me know. (via email response)
Thanks!
Shawntel
Do you offer apartments for under $500.00 dollars because this is what I am trying to search for. Guam rentals that are cheaper than $500 is what I need. Do you also rent out studios including utilities?
Hi Aggy,
Thanks for your question.
I’ve also emailed you offline so please check the email I sent to you.
Apartments under $500 are very rare on Guam, and if they exist it is highly likely that their condition will be less than “excellent”.
Additionally, you won’t find any in the under $500 range with utilities included. Landlords will usually ask for an additional $250 or more a month to cover basic utilities costs.
I always advise my clients to get their own utilities, as the Landlord will usually charge you more than if you had gotten it yourself.
Did that answer your question? Please let me know if you need anything else. You can also just respond to the email I sent to you.
Take Care,
Shawntel