• Online: by clicking https://gws.twa.rentmanager.com/ to access your tenant portal.
• By mail:  Windermere Property Management, 210 Summit Ave E, Seattle WA 98102
• In person: you may visit our office at 210 Summit Ave E in Seattle during business hours. We can only accept personal checks or certified funds from a financial institution.

Contact your property manager directly. If you are unable to reach your property manager, you may also submit a request to the office by emailing propertymanager@windermere.com or calling 206-621-2037.

Contact your Property Manager first and inquire about the pet deposit and/or pet rent. If pets are allowed by the property owner, you will need to get approval and then fill out a pet addendum prior to bringing a pet home with you.

The remaining roommates need to have the financial means to qualify without a roommate. Otherwise, it is best to find a replacement roommate who will financially qualify, and the remaining roommates agree to the swap. Talk to your property manager about the changes as early in the process as you can so they can help you and your roommates find qualified applicants and sign the appropriate documents.

Contact your property manager and the potential new tenant will need to fill out an online application (if over 18 years old). Once approved, they will be added to the lease.

You will typically hear from your property manager 8 weeks prior your lease expiring to discuss next steps. You are always welcome to reach out to your property manager sooner to go over your lease-end plans. 

In most cases the home owner is responsible for repair. However, if the issue is found to be a tenant misuse, abuse or neglect, the tenant will be responsible for that repair.

After you move out, a thorough inspection will be conducted, and you will incur costs of any damage to the property, less normal wear and tear. Your security deposit and/or a statement of charges will be postmarked to your forwarding address no later than 21 days after you move out.

An emergency is defined as a maintenance problem that will cause a safety hazard to residents or is imminently hazardous to life. A few examples would be no hot or cold water, heat or electricity. Contact your property manager immediately if you experience in emergency. If there is a gas leak, call the gas company in your area first, and if there is a power outage, call the electric company in your area first to see if there is a general power outage in the area. 

JMW Group will give you a 2-day notice to enter, unless you agree to allow JMW Group’s vendor to enter your home on an as-available basis. There is no requirement for you to be present, but you must provide access to your home, with proper notice, for purposes of repairs. There is no requirement for JMW Group to give you notice if there is a suspected emergency, such as listed above, or a burst pipe.