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Homes, townhomes, and apartments on landscaped streets — each one part of a real neighborhood, with neighbors who are part of the story.
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Current Listings
This list comes straight from the Magnolia Hills rental system, so what you see here is what's open right now. Select a listing for its details and location, then visit the rental box in-world to move in.
Moving in
How Renting Works
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Browse
Find a home in the listings above. Each listing shows the property, its location in town, and its terms. [CONFIRM WHAT LISTINGS SHOW — e.g. prims, weekly rate]
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Visit
Teleport to the property and walk through it. Take your time — every home sits on a real street with real neighbors.
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Rent
Pay the rental box at the property to reserve it. [ADD ANY APPROVAL OR APPLICATION STEP, IF ONE EXISTS]
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Settle in
Join the community group, read the covenant, and say hello. [ADD GROUP NAME / WELCOME STEP]
Where in town?
The Neighborhoods
Every street in Magnolia Hills has its own character. Tell us the neighborhood names and what makes each one distinct, and they'll appear here with their own photos and listings.
For residents
Resident Information
Everything a resident needs in one place. Each topic below opens when you select it.
Rent, renewals & grace periods
[ADD RENTAL TERMS — how rent is paid, renewal reminders, grace period, and what happens if rent lapses]
Prim allowances & decorating
[ADD PRIM / LAND-IMPACT RULES, what residents may change, and what must stay as-is]
Furnished vs. unfurnished homes
[ADD DETAILS]
Community group & Discord
[ADD GROUP NAME, HOW TO JOIN, AND DISCORD INVITE]
Getting help
[ADD WHO TO CONTACT FOR RENTAL QUESTIONS] For anything that needs an owner, see office hours on the Leadership page.
Rules of the road
Rental Policies & Covenant
The residential covenant keeps Magnolia Hills feeling like Magnolia Hills. Please read it before renting.
All Community RulesHomes & rentals
Tenants are responsible for keeping their rental reasonably maintained. Residents may decorate their homes according to their personal style, provided objects do not extend significantly onto neighboring parcels, block roads or sidewalks, interfere with another tenant’s home, create excessive scripts or region performance problems, produce disruptive particles, sounds, lights, or animations, or violate Second Life policies. Management reserves the right to request removal of objects causing significant performance or community issues.
Rent
Rent must be paid according to the rental system and rental period selected by the tenant. Residents are responsible for monitoring their own rental expiration. If rent expires, Magnolia Hills management may reclaim the property. Extensions, grace periods, refunds, or credits are not guaranteed unless management has established a separate written rental policy.
Abandoned rentals
When a rental expires or is abandoned, management may return objects remaining on the property. Magnolia Hills is not responsible for maintaining or storing abandoned resident objects. Please remove personal items before ending your tenancy whenever possible.
Tenant guests
Residents may invite guests to their homes. However, tenants are responsible for ensuring their guests understand and respect Magnolia Hills rules. Repeated problems involving a tenant’s guests may affect the tenant’s residency. Management may remove or ban a guest even when that person was invited by a resident.
Private property & privacy
A rented residence is considered the tenant’s private RP space. Do not enter someone’s home simply because the door is unlocked, cam into private homes, use someone’s furniture without permission, leave objects on another resident’s property, or intentionally disturb residents inside their homes. An unlocked door is not automatically IC permission to enter.
Refunds
Unless otherwise stated in an official Magnolia Hills rental policy, rent is considered payment for access to the property during the purchased rental period. Eviction resulting from violation of Magnolia Hills rules does not automatically entitle the tenant to a refund.
The full Residential Covenant
Every resident agrees to the Residential Community Covenant when renting. Read the covenant


