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We operate on a first-come, first-served basis. The moment a completed application and required fees are submitted, that unit is secured. If you are serious about a property, we recommend moving quickly. Waiting is the most common reason applicants lose a home they wanted.
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Move-in costs vary by property. In most cases, tenants are required to pay the first month's rent and a security deposit before receiving keys. Some properties may also require last month's rent upfront. Your leasing team will give you a clear, itemized breakdown before you commit to anything.
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All applicants must be of legal age to enter into a binding lease agreement, which is 18 years or older. Every adult occupant living in the unit is required to apply and be listed on the lease.
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Yes. Security deposits are returned when the lease terms are fulfilled and the unit is left in good condition beyond normal wear and tear. Deductions may apply for unpaid rent, damages caused by the tenant, or cleaning fees. We document property conditions thoroughly at move-in and move-out so the process is straightforward and transparent for everyone involved.
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A cosigner may be required when an applicant does not meet the income, credit, or rental history thresholds on their own. Cosigners are held to the same financial qualification standards and must sign a guarantor agreement, taking on full responsibility for the lease obligations.
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Applications can be submitted online or in person. You will need a completed application, the application fee, and supporting documentation including proof of income and a valid form of identification. If you have questions about a specific property or want to know what to expect before applying, reach out directly and we will walk you through it.
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Rent can be paid online through the tenant portal, via automatic bank transfer, or by check or money order depending on the property. We encourage tenants to use the online portal for convenience and to maintain a clear payment record throughout the lease term.
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Before bringing a pet home, review your lease agreement and contact our team first. Pet policies vary by property. Where pets are permitted, an additional pet deposit or monthly pet rent may apply, and breed or size restrictions could be in place. Getting approval in advance protects both you and your tenancy.
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All tenants listed on the lease share equal responsibility for the full lease term. If one person wants to leave, the remaining tenant may need to requalify independently or identify an approved replacement tenant. This process requires management approval and should be initiated as early as possible to avoid complications.
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Most leases require written notice within a specific window before your move-out date. Review your lease for the required notice period, then submit your intent to vacate in writing before that deadline. Submitting notice late can result in additional charges, so we recommend acting early.
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Our team handles routine maintenance and repairs as part of managing the property. Tenants may be held responsible for damages resulting from negligence or misuse. All maintenance requests should be submitted through the proper channels as soon as an issue is identified. Prompt reporting protects the property and ensures the issue is resolved quickly.
