What’s Provided, What’s Not?

At The Longo Condo, we want to provide an easy, comfortable, and well appointed place for you to base out of while you are in Atlanta. We’re not into a whole lot of rules and regulations –we’ve got enough of those in aviation- but we do have some guidelines in which this place operates so that everyone enjoys themselves and can function at the same operating level they would expect to in their normal home. Please read on…

Things to bring to the crash pad:

·  Your own sheets (for an EXTRA-LONG twin bed)

·  Your own towel, washcloth, loofah, rubber ducky, etc (sheets and linens can also be rented for $20/month)

·  Most importantly, a good attitude.

Things that we provide, but which we require a donation for. Drop a buck in the jar we’ll have setup next to these items. (If these items prove to be abused or not cost effective, we can and will cancel our provision of them).:

·  Printer ink and paper for our printer/scanner/fax/copier machine

·  Milk, bread, cereal, coffee, condiments, etc.

·  Laundry detergent

Things which are free:

·  Cheap toiletries and coffee we collect from hotels (feel free to throw yours in the mix)

·  Bar-B-Q use. (We pay for the propane, so please don’t leave it on when you’re done)

·  Wireless Internet, an in-house desktop computer connected to the internet and a printer/scanner/fax/copier (Please don’t look at porn, it hurts our computer)

·  Water, gas and electricity

·  A library of books and magazines to BORROW

·  Local calling (This includes toll-free numbers)

·  A house of peace. We want to bless you. Not in a funky new age way, but in a capital ‘G’ God way.

Things we expect of you:

·  Courtesy: In all seriousness, courtesy is expected and required. Other crash pads have the rule that if others complain about you, then you’ll be given one warning, then another warning, and then your out. Don’t make us go down that road. At the same time, we’re not trite people and we expect you to be grown-ups too. Clean up your mess. Be nice to people. Don’t be ‘that person’ that everyone abhors. Whining and complaining about every little thing to us or others is not expected. Try and work it out.

·  Shut it up. We all have different flying and sleeping schedules. Please be cognizant of those who are sleeping and keep the noise down. Even though you may not have to work the next morning or even that night, someone else may, especially our neighbors. Put your head phones on, and take that alcohol laden conversation down a notch.

·  Be cool to our house. Don’t slam the doors; don’t bang up our walls with your luggage. We love you, but this place is nice and we want to keep it that way, whether you’re around for the long haul or not. Yes, somebody has to fix that gouge you just made when your carry on slammed into our woodwork.

·  No reason to leave the water running or the lights on the whole day. Just be conscientious when you are the last one to leave the house: Turn down the thermostats and turn off the lights. If you are staying in the downstairs bedroom and are the last one to leave the room, please also turn down that thermostat.

·  The HPP (Hanky Panky Policy): #1, nobody wants that happening when they’re the third wheel in the room and feeling mighty left out, so just don’t even start. Get a hotel for the night. #2, we don’t want any of ‘You’ left hangin’ around well after you’ve moved on to another base –that’s just disgusting. #3, Homosexual activity or any kind: we’re entirely against this. Got it? No joke.

·  A deposit and a notice. It’s entirely likely that someone –we’re not saying you- will skip out without paying their last month of rent. So we –like any other renting relationship in America- take 1 month’s rent as a deposit. Give us 30 days notice, pay the prorated amount you’re supposed to pay, leave the house looking nice, and we’ll give you the deposit back. Don’t and we won’t.

·  Rent. Pay it –either to us in check or cash, or online with a credit card via PayPal at www.dwellinATL.com/rent. Don’t be dumb about this and cause us to call your chief pilot and tell them how your such a ditz and how you probably don’t even have the capability to operate in aviation safely and let alone why your stuff is sitting in the driveway waiting for you when you get back in three days from Japan.

Intended Date of occupancy: from: ______to: ______

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Cheri or Anthony Longobardo Renter Date