Eliyahu & Fuad Faynai

I treat this like a professional transaction, not a dorm room. I am not here to party. I am paying my own way through university—which means every dollar I spend on rent is a dollar I earned through my part-time job. Because I work hard for my money, I respect the value of yours. You will never have to chase me for rent; I budget meticulously, and I have a direct debit set up to pay on the 1st of every month without fail.

I’m not going to be a weird hermit who ignores the property. Because I’m social, I get to know the neighbors, I wave at them, and I look out for the house. If I see a package left on the porch or a suspicious car in the driveway, I’ll notice it and let you know. I will have the occasional friend over for dinner or a study group, but I am socially aware enough to know that this is your asset. I keep noise to a respectful level, and I’d never get the cops called. I’m social, not reckless.

I am a student, not a contractor. Me trying to fix a leaking pipe or an electrical issue is how small problems turn into insurance claims. Here is my promise: If something breaks, I will send you a text, a photo, and a short video within an hour of noticing it. I won’t try to hide it, ignore it, or “DIY” it into a disaster. I will be your proactive eyes and ears on the ground so you can send your trusted, licensed handyman straight to the problem. That saves you money in the long run because I catch things early.

You aren’t looking for just a tenant; you’re looking for a reliable, communicative caretaker for your investment. I’m social enough to watch over the place and talk to neighbors, but responsible enough to know my limits and call you the second something needs a real professional.