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Somewhere to put your stuff.

You can rent a house, take out a mortgage on one, or grab an apartment in one of eight managed complexes around the city. Every property holds your furniture and your safe. Pay your rent on time, plug in an alarm, and your place stays yours. Miss enough payments and you get evicted or repossessed: this page covers every step you need to know.

3 ways to live Furniture & safes 3 alarm tiers
Step 1

Renting a house

R1

Month-to-month rent, with a deposit

Find a property with a "For Lease" sign, interact with the door, pick Lease Property. Pay the security deposit plus the first month upfront from your bank. Rent then comes out of your bank automatically every month on the anniversary of your move-in.

CostAmountNotes
Monthly rent2% of sale priceAuto-deducted from bank
Security deposit1 month of rentRefundable, see below
Late fee10% of rentAdded if you miss the due date
R2

Three missed payments = eviction

Eviction

Miss rent three months in a row and you're out. You lose access to the property and only get half your deposit back. A recent eviction also blocks you from renting again for 30 days, so don't let it spiral.

End the lease cleanly with no late payments and you get the full deposit refunded. End it with any late payments on the record and you get 50%.

Step 2

Buying on a mortgage

M1

Credit score sets your terms

At the property door, pick Purchase on Mortgage. Choose a loan term (typically 60, 120, or 240 months). The system reads your credit score and calculates the down payment and interest rate. Better credit, better terms.

Credit scoreDown paymentInterest rate (annual)
750 to 85015%5%
650 to 74920%8%
550 to 64925%11%
500 to 54930%15%
Below 500Not eligible

Monthly payments come out of your bank on the due date. Pay the loan off in full and the property is yours with no further monthly cost.

M2

Two missed payments = repossession

Repo

Mortgages are stricter than rentals. Two consecutive missed payments and the bank takes the property. You lose every dollar of equity you've put in, and your credit takes a major hit, which makes the next mortgage harder. Set up an autopay reminder.

You can only have one active mortgage at a time. Pay one off before taking another.

Step 3

Apartments

A1

Eight complexes, rental-only

Apartments are managed buildings: you can't buy one. They come pre-furnished and you sign a 30-day rolling lease. Find an estate agent (Victoria Sterling roams all 8 complexes) and ask for available units. Each complex has a credit-score minimum.

ComplexRent rangeMin credit
Vespucci Canals$400 to $1,000500
Alta Street Apartments$500 to $1,200500
Del Perro Heights$600 to $1,500550
Integrity Way$800 to $1,800600
South Rockford Dr$900 to $2,000600
Tinsel Towers$1,200 to $2,500650
Weazel Plaza$2,000 to $4,000700
Eclipse Towers$3,500 to $6,000750
A2

Deposit is 2x rent, eviction at 3 misses

Pay 2 months of rent as a deposit when you sign. Rent auto-deducts from your bank monthly. Miss 3 payments in a row and you're evicted, with the usual 50% deposit penalty and 30-day reapply ban. You can only hold one apartment at a time.

Step 4

Furniture

F1

Buy from the furniture store, place from inside the property

Buy pieces from the furniture store with cash or bank. Each piece goes into your inventory. Walk into your property and open the interior editor from the property menu: pick up the piece, position it, rotate it, drop it. Layouts save and persist across server restarts.

PiecePrice range
Modern sofa, brown$2,400
Leather armchair$1,100
Dining chair, oak$380
Office chair, black$650
Single bed$800 to $1,400
Queen bed$1,800 to $3,200
Dining table$600 to $1,100
Wardrobe, oak (12-slot storage)$1,900
Dresser, walnut (8-slot storage)$950
Floor lamp$220 to $480
Shelving unit$180 to $650

Some pieces have built-in storage: wardrobes and dressers add inventory slots to the room they're placed in. Removing a piece returns it to your inventory.

Step 5

Safes

S1

Lockable storage for cash, weapons, valuables

Buy a safe, place it inside your property, set a 4 to 6 digit PIN. Three tiers: each gives more slots, more weight capacity, and (on Premium) optional fingerprint security on top of the keypad.

TierPriceSlotsWeight capSecurity
Basic$5001530 kgKeypad
Advanced$1,5002550 kgKeypad
Premium$4,00040100 kgKeypad + fingerprint

Only the property owner and anyone they've given access can use the safe. If you forget the PIN, an admin has to reset it for you, so write it down.

Step 6

Alarm systems

AL1

Three tiers, all with monthly fees

Optional. Buy at the alarm store, install at the property entrance, set a PIN (separate from the safe PIN). Arm and disarm via the keypad, your phone, or the in-game computer.

TierBuy priceMonthlyWhat it does on trigger
Basic$500$25Siren only
Standard$1,500$50Siren + SMS to owner
Premium$4,000$100Siren + SMS + auto 911 dispatch

Monthly fees are auto-deducted from your bank. Miss the fee and the alarm disables until you top up. A false alarm on Premium still calls the cops, so disarm the second you walk in.

Important: alarms don't stop people who already have property access. If a guest is going to rob you, the alarm won't fire.

Step 7

World stashes

ST1

Drop items in the world with an RP note

Use the stash interaction to drop items at your current location with a short roleplay description (under the gas station bin, taped behind the dumpster, etc.). Anyone within 2 metres can claim them after confirming, and the claim is logged. Admins can read who stashed what.

Use it for handoffs, dead-drops, hiding contraband from a chase. Don't use it to powergame around the rules: stashing things in nonsensical places (mid-air, inside a wall) will get the stash voided and possibly a ticket. Stashes expire after a while if nobody claims them.

Recurring cost

Property tax

T1

Monthly, based on value

If you own (not rent), you owe property tax monthly. It's auto-deducted from your bank.

AssetTax
Houses you own2% of value / month
Vehicles you own1.5% of value / month
ApartmentsNo tax (you don't own them)

A $300,000 house costs you $6,000/month in tax on top of any mortgage. The money flows into the government faction treasury, so council and Mayor budgets depend on it.