The rules,
in plain words.

01

What LSC is, and what it is not

LSC Smart Living is a platform where owners and dealers list paying guest homes, flats and commercial spaces, and where you can search them and request a visit.

The agreement to live somewhere is between you and the owner of that property. LSC does not inspect every listing before it appears, and it does not own, manage or let the homes on it. It is not a party to your rental agreement.

02

Your account

You need an account to save a home or ask to visit. Keep your password to yourself: anything done from a signed-in session is treated as done by you.

Give accurate contact details. An owner replying to your enquiry, or confirming a visit, uses what you provided.

03

Listings and accuracy

Owners publish listings after providing required property details and photos. Listings are not manually reviewed before publication. Rent, deposit, amenities, rules and photos come from the owner.

Where an owner provides room or bed inventory, displayed availability reflects that inventory. Other listings may show availability on request. Confirm the current vacancy with the owner; publication does not mean a listing has been verified in person.

If something on a listing does not match what you were told, report it from that listing. LSC can suspend a listing, which removes it from public search immediately.

04

Visits

A visit request goes to the owner with the slot you chose. They may confirm it, propose another time, or cancel. Each of those is recorded against the request so both sides can see what was agreed.

A visit is an introduction, not a commitment. Inspect the actual room or unit, and confirm charges and rules with the owner before agreeing to a stay.

05

Agreeing to a stay

Confirm the exact bed or unit, monthly rent, deposit, notice period and move-in date directly with the owner. Keep a copy of your agreement.

A visit request alone does not reserve a bed or unit. Availability can change before you and the owner agree.

06

Rent and deposit

The website displays rent and deposit amounts supplied by the owner for comparison. Confirm the final amounts and any additional charges directly with the owner.

LSC does not currently collect rent or deposits through this website or app. Payment arrangements, deposit returns, notice periods and deductions belong in your agreement with the owner.

07

Leaving

Giving notice tells the owner you intend to leave and marks the bed as freeing up. Rent is still owed for the time you stay.

A move-out closes your stay rather than deleting it, so the record of who stayed and when remains.

08

Using the platform fairly

A few things are not allowed, and an account doing them can be suspended:

• Listing a property you do not own or have no authority to let.
• Posting details, photographs or documents that are not yours or are not accurate.
• Using the platform to collect contact details for anything other than the enquiry they were given for.
• Attempting to reserve inventory you have no intention of taking, or automating requests against the service.

09

Suspension and removal

An owner account or a listing can be suspended while a report is checked. Every such decision carries a written reason on an audit record that the owner and the next reviewer can both see.

You can stop using the platform at any time. Ending your account does not end an existing agreement with an owner.

10

Limits, and what is still being built

Parts of this service depend on providers outside it, including message delivery and file storage, and a fault in one of those can delay something here.

Where a feature is not ready, it is left out rather than shown as a button that does nothing. If you see something that claims to do more than it does, report it and it will be corrected.

11

The legal specifics

The operating entity, its registered address, the governing law and the venue for any dispute are to be stated here by the business before launch. They are deliberately not filled in with a placeholder: a term that looks official but is not agreed is worse than one that is visibly outstanding.