Housing Done Wright House Rules

Treat fellow members, staff, and property with respect and consideration at all times. Any form of harassment, hate speech, discrimination, racial slurs, derogatory remarks, bullying, fighting, or threatening behavior will not be tolerated and may result in immediate removal from the premises. Acts of disrespect toward our properties are strictly prohibited, including but not limited to graffiti, intentional damage, vandalism, or other destructive behavior. All members are expected to maintain cleanliness and treat the property with care.

Maintain a serene and peaceful environment. Quiet hours are from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. However, please remember some members work alternate schedules and may need to sleep during non-quiet hours. Be mindful and respectful at all times—avoid loud music, phone conversations, televisions, or disruptive talking.

Smoking of any kind—including cigarettes, cigars, e-cigarettes, and vaping—is strictly prohibited anywhere on the premises. This includes the interior of the home, the garage, the driveway, the front yard, and the backyard. There are no designated smoking areas on the property.

Location Requirement: If you smoke, you must be at least 25 feet away from the home or completely off the premises.

• Any indication of smoking on the property (inside or outside) will result in an immediate $300 fine.
• This includes smoking out of windows, lighting cigarettes, burning pills, vaping, or causing cigarette ash damage.
• Do not litter cigarette butts on the property. Finding cigarette butts on the grounds is considered a violation.
• Vandalizing property with cigarettes or ash will result in removal from the property.

Alcohol is permitted on the premises, but it must be consumed responsibly and in moderation. Any disruptive or unruly behavior resulting from alcohol use will not be tolerated.

The use, possession, or distribution of illegal drugs is strictly prohibited. Housing Done Wright enforces a zero-tolerance policy on illegal drug activity. Members may be subject to random drug testing. Refusing a test or testing positive (excluding marijuana) will result in immediate removal.

While marijuana use may be legal in Arizona, it is not permitted on the property. Do not smoke marijuana anywhere on the premises. If you possess marijuana, it must be stored in a sealed, non-odorous container. If marijuana odor is detected, this will be considered a violation.

Members are expected to maintain good hygiene by showering/bathing daily and keeping living spaces clean. Dispose of trash properly and help maintain a clean and healthy environment for all.

• Do not leave dirty dishes on counters or in the sink. Wash, dry, and put dishes away promptly.
• Clean up spills and messes immediately.
• Dispose of food waste properly—do not clog drains with food scraps.
• Take turns using appliances and leave them clean and in working condition.
• Respect others’ belongings—do not use or take items without permission.
• Store and label food properly to prevent spoilage or confusion.
• Remove items from ovens and microwaves after use so others can access them.
• Do not leave personal items on shelves or counters—put everything away after use.
• Refrigerated food must be stored properly in designated spaces. Items left behind by departing members will be disposed of.

• Keep the bathroom clean and tidy after use. Wipe down the sink, countertop, toilet, and clean the shower/tub after each use. Remove personal belongings.
• Ensure the bathroom floor is dry and free of spills to prevent slipping hazards.
• Flush the toilet after use and leave it clean. Use the toilet brush if stains are left inside the bowl.
• If accidental urine gets on the toilet seat or floor, wipe and disinfect the area immediately. Mop the floor if necessary.
• Use trash bins for hygiene products, tissues, and other waste. Only toilet paper should be flushed.
• Respect others’ privacy and be mindful of time spent in the bathroom, especially during peak hours.
• Report plumbing issues or malfunctions promptly to management.

To reduce the risk of slips, falls, and injuries in common bathrooms, the following mandatory safety rule is established:

• Floor Mat Requirement: Each member/guest must bring and use their own floor mat outside of the bathtub/shower area during every use.
• Non-Slip Tub/Shower Mat Requirement: Each member/guest must bring and use a non-slip mat inside the bathtub/shower during every use.
• Removal of Mats After Use: Members/guests must remove their mats after each use and take them with them. No mats or personal belongings may be left behind.
• Mandatory Compliance: This rule is not optional and must be followed every time the common bathrooms are used.
• Acknowledgment of Responsibility: You acknowledge this rule is a reasonable safety measure and assume responsibility for using and removing mats to reduce risk.
• Consequences for Non-Compliance: Failure to follow this rule is a violation of House Rules and may result in fines, disciplinary action, or termination of your agreement.
• Agreement or Notice to Vacate: If you disagree with this rule, it will serve as your 30-day notice to vacate. Continued use of the facilities will be considered acceptance of this rule.

• Clean up after yourself and remove your laundry promptly once it is done. Do not leave clothes unattended for long.
• Remove lint from dryer filters after each use.
• Keep laundry area clean and organized. Report machine malfunctions promptly.

Theft and stealing are serious offenses and strictly prohibited. Theft is a Level 1 zero-tolerance violation and will result in immediate removal from the property — no warning. Guests/members must respect the belongings of others and refrain from touching or taking anything without permission. Eating or drinking items that belong to others is considered stealing. Any theft must be reported immediately to management.

Visitors must always be accompanied by a member. One overnight guest is permitted unless approved by management.

• All visitors must present ID and a headshot to be uploaded to the Housing Done Wright app under ‘Resident Visitation Form.’
• Visitors are not allowed in shared bedrooms.
• Guests must leave before quiet hours begin (10:00 PM) unless they are staying as an approved overnight guest. A guest who is still on the property after 10:00 PM is considered an overnight guest and counts toward the overnight-guest limits below.
• Overnight guests are limited to 2 nights per week unless approved.
• Guests cannot sleep in common areas.
• Members are responsible for ensuring visitors comply with all rules.

Possession, use, or storage of firearms, weapons, or explosives is strictly prohibited, even if legally licensed. Violations may result in immediate removal from the property.

Internet must be used lawfully. Illegal downloads, streaming unpaid media, or sharing Wi-Fi passwords with outsiders are strictly prohibited. Internet activity is monitored and violations may result in suspension of service.

Do not park in front of neighbors’ homes or block driveways. Reserved spaces and garages must always be accessible. Unauthorized vehicles may be towed at the owner’s expense.

Open flames cannot be left unattended. Candles are allowed but incense is prohibited. Do not leave cooking unattended. Do not tamper with fire alarms without management approval.

No pets are allowed. Do not feed stray animals. Only approved service animals with documentation are permitted. Service animals must be house-trained, not left unattended, not bark excessively, and remain with their handler at all times. Emotional support animals are not permitted.

Rooms must be kept neat and free of clutter. Beds in shared rooms must be made. Do not hang objects with nails, screws, or tape. Any wall damage will result in loss of 100% of deposit.

In the event of removal, Housing Done Wright may take possession of belongings. Guests/members have 10 days to claim property before it becomes ownership of Housing Done Wright.

Sleeping is only allowed in designated bedrooms.

Guests/members must remain fully clothed in shared areas. Walking in underwear, bras, or panties is prohibited. Bathrobes are acceptable only when going to or from the bathroom.

A minimum of 7 days’ notice is required to receive a deposit refund. Notices of 6 days or fewer result in forfeiture.

Any disruption to the peaceful environment of the property may result in immediate removal from the property.

Weekly rent is due Sundays before 5 PM. Monthly rent is due the 3rd of each month before 5 PM.

• A $35 late fee applies on the first late day.
• An additional $5 fee applies for each subsequent day late.

Guests/members must notify management via the app if payment will be late. Failure to notify may result in removal. Repeated late payments may lead to Housing Done Wright refusing future housing.

Chores are assigned with deadlines and must be completed professionally. Failure to complete chores results in violation fees. Repeated violations may lead to removal.

Guests/members may not adjust thermostats. They are preset based on the season. Report comfort issues to management. Portable A/C or heaters may be used with approval.

Doors must always be locked when entering or leaving. Locks cannot be changed without approval. Cameras and security systems cannot be tampered with. Violations may result in immediate removal.

If a guest/member vacates or abandons the property for 5 days, management may, after notice, secure the premises, store or dispose of property, and reassign the unit. Abandonment may include removal of personal belongings, failure to pay rent, discontinuing utilities, or failure to respond to management communication.

Door codes are strictly personal. Only individuals who live at the property may have a door code. Members may not give their door code to anyone — not a friend, a significant other, a family member, or any other person.

• Giving your door code to anyone who does not live at the property will result in a $25 fine per occurrence.
• The door code may be changed after a sharing violation.
• Repeated sharing, or sharing that leads to a theft, disturbance, or safety incident, may result in removal from the property.
• Guests never need the code — a member must let their guest in and accompany them (see Rule 13).