Tenant FAQ

No. Gentry Investment Properties does not permit subleasing. If you need to make changes to your lease please contact your property manager.

Rent is always due on the 1st, but we do offer a grace period until the 5th of each month. If rent is received on the 6th or later, you will incur a late fee. If payment is not received on the 5th, you also run the risk of being evicted.

Gentry Investment Properties only accepts payments online through your portal through innago.com.Please note: Gentry Investment Properties does NOT accept cash or personal checks as form of paymentGentry Investment Properties only accepts payments online through your portal through inngao.com. Please note: Gentry Investment Properties does NOT accept cash or personal checks as form of payment.

If a tenant or guest of the tenant caused the damage, the charges are automatically the responsibility of the tenant.

All maintenance requests need to be submitted in writing. The best and easiest form is to submit the request is via text message.

No. We do not permit daycares or any other business to be run out of our rental properties.

Gentry Investment Properties does not permit tenants to do painting themselves. However, you may contact your Property Manager who can request approval from the property owner and get you a bid for our professional painters to paint an approved color. Gentry Investment Properties will only approve light, neutral colors.

The total number of residents and occupants in the home should not exceed two (2) per bedroom.

No. Rent is due on the 1st of each month. You have until the 5th to make the payment. On the 6th you will be charged a late fee and be issued a 14 day Notice to Quit. On the 20th of the month an eviction case will be filed against you in the county courts according to the Tennessee state laws. (Tenn. Code Ann. § 66-28-505.)

No. When a late fee is charged, it must be paid in a timely manner to avoid eviction.

No. Unless your lease agreement specifically allows for pets, you are not allowed to bring pets to the dwelling, even for a short amount of time. If there has been evidence of pets at the dwelling you will be evicted according to Tennessee laws.

Any guest staying more than (14) days in a 6-month period will be considered a tenant, rather than a guest, and must be added to the lease agreement at the cost of the new tenant.

Not without written permission from Gentry Investment Properties.

No.