PAYING GUEST (PG) ACCOMMODATION IN BANGALORE. Description: RATED AS THE BEST PG IN K.R PURAM AIYYAAPA NAGAR NEXT TO PETROL BUNK. Devasandra Main Road 1.5 Kms from Hoodi Junction ? Locality: Residential area of K.R PURAM AIYAAPPA NAGAR. ? Vitrified floored specious bed rooms. ? Luxurious Attached bathroom with western toilets. ? Comfortable Cots and Mattresses. ? Separate cots & wardrobes.? ? 24 hrs Hot & Cold water supply. ? Filtered Water for Drinking. ? Daily house keeping.
? Catering arranged, if required. ? Single, Twin, Three Four Five Sharing basis. ? Available on short/long term rentals. ? The RENTAL includes both WATER & ELECTRICITY charges. Also Single Occupancy available. Location: The PG is on the main road with 2 wheeler parking very close to Bus stop, Shopping malls like, Health clubs, eating joints, Hospital and 13 Major College, IT companies, in Hoodi Junction, Whitefiled, Mahadeva Pura K.R.Puram 10 Min's drive from Hoodi Junction and very close to places of worships. Contact us immediately. Paying Guest Provider's Checklist. Here is our guide to make your hunt for that perfect accommodation a lot easier. This list is not exhaustive though it includes the essentials one should look for that pleasant stay. In some cities of India like Chandigarh it is mandatory to apply for a permission to establish a Paying Guest Accommodation facility. It is highly recommended that the landlord verify from the local municipal office/police station for the procedure to avoid unpleasantness. 1) PG/Tenant Identity - Take a signed copy of an original identity proof i.e. driving license, passport, voter's ID or workplace ID. Verify from workplace/school/college the authenticity of tenant. 2) Police Tenant Verification - It is mandatory to submit a complete tenant verification form to the nearest police authority. A sample form can be downloaded here, the same can vary in different locations, please check with your nearest police station. 3) Lease Agreement/Contract - Study the terms and conditions of the lease agreement. If in doubt get the same prepared by an advocate for proper clauses. The document is vital which proves your status as a landlord giving rights to the tenant. The same can be typed on a stamp paper and then notarized or it can be registered thru the sub-registered by paying the prescribed fee. Make a copy and give to the tenant. The original document is to be kept by you for future reference. 4) Rent/Security - In the agreement carefully note that the rent, advance rent and the security amount has been properly entered. A security of one month is the usual practice to cover up damages which might occur when tenant leaves. 5) Inventory - A list of the inventory is preferably annexed in the agreement to avoid unpleasantness at the time of tenant vacating the premises. The inventory page has to be signed by the tenant. The same includes furniture and fixing given for common use of the tenants. 6) Condition of bedroom/ bathroom / common areas - The landlord is to see that the condition of the living quarters of the paying guest/tenant is in proper shape as spelled in the contract. Sanitary leaks should be avoided and cleanliness properly maintained. 7) Building Insurance - It is advisable to insure the premises. Insurance premium is based on the value of the building and can cover earthquake, flood, riots, fire, terrorism etc. It is highly advisable because of the nominal premium for the cover. 8) Electricity/Water - It is preferable to have a backup for electricity as summers are hot. The cost of inverters which are silent have come down. Water should be uninterrupted through a constant overhead tank supply. 9) Meals - When the landlord decides to offer meals it is highly advisable to only offer high standard and hygienic meals. 10) Drinking Water - It is advisable to invest in a dependable water-purifier system like aqua guard, in places where impurities are common go for the (RO) Reverse Osmosis system. 11) Fan/Air Cooler/Air Conditioner - Each room should have a basic fan to tide over the summer months. An air cooler doesn't cost much and is advisable during dry summers. For better service go for an air conditioner. 12) TV/Internet WIFI - A television set is a basic source of entertainment for the paying guest. The cost of providing internet access thru a wifi setup has come down drastically. Go for an unlimited monthly plan and set up a hot spot for your tenant. 13) Security of Premises - The landlord has to see that the premises and the belongings of the the tenant are secured from theft by employing a trusted guard in the premises. 14) Keys - Provide duplicate keys to the paying guest and change the lock and keys when they move out, this simple procedure can save you future intrusions in the future. 15) Important Telephone Nos.- Display a list of telephone nos. to be contacted in times of emergency in a prominent spot in the premises. Tenant Police Verification As a law-abiding citizen it is our duty to inform the local police of our tenant's antecedents. To be precise it's not only a mere duty but rather it's mandatory. The prescribe format for the same is available from the nearest police station or can be downloaded below. It is a simple questionnaire where you provide your details and your tenant's detail along with his photograph. Our tenant's identity has to be verified by the local authorities by sending the tenant's detail to the police station of the last known residence for clearance of any crime. It has been found that terrorists usually camouflage by staying as innocent boarders or paying guest. So it's highly advisable to submit the same to assure peace of mind and safety. Guide to submitting the form 1) Download the Tenant Police Verification Form. 2) Fill the form with both tenant and landlord details. 3) Attach the latest photo of your tenant. 4) Sign at the bottom. 5) Submit at the nearest police station. 6) Collect your acknowledgment receipt and keep as a reference. Paying Guest's Checklist Here is our guide to make your hunt for that perfect accommodation a lot easier. This list is not exhaustive though it includes the essentials one should look for that pleasant stay. 1) Condition of the Building - Visually check the condition of the Building. You don't not want to stay in one which might collapse any moment. 2) Safety - Inquire if there is a guard in-house and if there is a chowkidar/guard at night and his reliability. Is the area a quiet neighborhood with ample lightning at night. 3) Agreement/Contract - Study the terms and conditions of the agreement. The landlord will have clauses to protect his/her interests but the same time those should not compromise yours as well. If in doubt get a copy of the same before signing and discuss with a confidant if is alright to go for it. The document is vital which proves your status as a paying guest/tenant. Get an original signed document from the owner if not a notarized copy of the original. Receipts of payment made which includes advances and security if any should be handed to you in original. 4) Inquire - Inquire from the current occupants the general living conditions of the house. It is mandatory for the landlord to give new tenants details to the nearest police station, not doing so can compromise your own safety as your roommate can be of dubious nature. Tenant Police Verification Form. 5) Location - The house should be suitably located to your workplace or place of study i.e. University, college or school. Long distance can be a nuisance as it consumes your productive time. 6) Size of the Room - Ideally a 10 X 12 room is enough for 2 occupants. This will include 2 beds, 2 almirahs and 2 medium study tables. Look for an airy room with a verandah preferable to unwind after a hectic day. 7) Bathroom/Toilet - It is advisable to have an attached bathroom and toilet for your personal use rather than sharing with more than one occupant. 8) Electricity/Water - It is preferable to have a backup for electricity as summers are hot. Water should be uninterrupted through a constant overhead tank supply. 9) Meals - Some facilities offer an in-house meal supply. The rent will be a bit higher when 3 meals are included. Otherwise one can engage a supply from the tiffinwala. It is imperative to check the quality of food and hygiene from either. 10) Drinking Water - Check that the facility has a water-purifier system. The old double-candle purifier is out-dated which has given way to a 3 stage purifier like Aquaguard or where the water supply is really impure a RO (Reverse Osmosis) system. 11) Laundry - Inquire if clothes can be given in-house for washing and ironing as it will save time to engage someone outside. 12) Fan/Air Cooler/Air Conditioner - Most of the facilities will have at least a fan or a cooler to tide those summer months. An Air Conditioned room will fetch a higher rent, negotiate with the owner if needed. 13) TV/Internet WIFI - Most houses have a living room with a common TV for entertainment. Now that unlimited internet access rates have come down, most facilities offer WIFI access points in their premises. Please Call us for more details.">