FAQ

Lazy Mama is a rental home open to everyone, regardless of age or gender. We dream of a warm community where people of various ages and backgrounds come together and welcome each other. However, please note that there are many stairs inside and outside the accommodation, which may make it challenging for individuals with mobility issues.

When using for a period of less than a month, the maximum number of occupants is limited to 4 people for type A and 6 people for type B. If you sign a contract for more than 3 months, there is no separate restriction on the number of people.

You can certainly live here without a car. There is a bus stop right in front of the complex, so you can use the bus. However, due to the rural nature of Jeju Island, buses do not run as frequently as they do in Seoul, so you should be prepared for a slower pace of life. Additionally, in Jeju, you are required to take your garbage to a community recycling center known as the "Clean House" on designated days and times. If you don’t have a car, this might be somewhat challenging.

The Lazy Mama rental housing complex is designed in a circular layout, with houses facing each other, ensuring safety. Additionally, the houses are elevated on piloti, making the entrances visible to many passersby. The complex is equipped with CCTV, eliminating blind spots, which makes it very safe for women living alone. There is also a manager on-site to provide assistance if needed.

The Lazy Mama rental management service operates on a consignment basis and does not take responsibility for vacancies. However, for households that enter into a consignment service contract, we provide assistance with advertising on the Lazy Mama website and drafting rental contracts. Real estate rental contract procedures will be handled through a local real estate agent, and a legal real estate commission will be charged separately. If you find tenants through direct advertising, you can utilize our service for contract drafting assistance. In this case, a drafting service fee will apply.

The landlord has the obligation to deliver the property to the tenant and to maintain it in a condition necessary for use and benefit during the term of the contract. (Obligations of the landlord, Civil Code Article 623) Unless the issue arises from the tenant's intentional acts or negligence, the landlord is obligated to repair and maintain the property to ensure its usability and benefits.

Move-In Cleaning Standards The move-in cleaning is based on a cleanliness level that allows the user to immediately place bedding and furniture and start living. The cleaning scope includes the following: Dust removal from windows and window frames Dust removal from walls Dust removal from floors Mold and stains removal from bathrooms (tiles, faucets, toilets, drains) Mold and stains removal from kitchens (faucets, drains, countertops, and cooktops) Cleaning of interior and exterior contamination of the refrigerator Cleaning of the washing machine detergent drawer, entrance rubber sealing, and filter Cleaning of interior and exterior contamination of the microwave Removal of residues and contamination from all cabinets Stain removal from curtains The landlord provides the property (house) to the tenant in a condition where the above move-in cleaning has been completed, along with a checklist for the tenant to verify the cleaning status. The tenant is responsible for performing exit cleaning before the end of the lease term, which should meet the same standards and scope as the move-in cleaning. The Lazy Mama property management service includes verification of the move-in cleaning. If the cleaning condition is found to be unsatisfactory upon exit (or if the tenant is unable to clean themselves), the tenant can delegate cleaning to a service provider, and the cost may be charged to the tenant. Alternatively, this can be settled from the security deposit as instructed by the landlord.