It is the tenants’ responsibility to stay informed of their current balance due before making required rent payments. Current balances, along with any charges assessed and payments received, are in the Account Ledger, which can be found in the payment section of the online Tenant Portal.
All payments are applied to outstanding balances first, which include late fees and other charges, and any remaining funds will be applied to rent due. Paying with a money order? See how to fill out your money order. For the portal and other documents, see the resident information page.
Rent payment is due.
Rent is considered late if not paid in full.
If rent has not been paid in full by the 5th, late fees will be assessed and added to your current balance due.
If rent (and/or any charges or fees due) have not been paid in full, delinquency (Pay or Quit) notices will be sent, requiring immediate payment. Failure to make full payment as directed on this notice will result in immediate eviction proceedings.
Abandonment procedures, as stated in your lease, will begin if you are past due more than 30 days and have made no attempt to contact the main office.
A history of late payments will be considered a violation of your lease agreement and will be considered grounds for eviction.
In order to be uniform in policy and fair and impartial to all residents, exceptions to the payment policy cannot be granted due to any personal reason and/or hardship, without exception, unless required by law.
Rent is due on the 1st day of the month. It is considered late on the 2nd day of the month if it has not been paid in full.
If rent has not been paid in full by the 5th day of the month, late fees are assessed and added to your current balance due.
In the Account Ledger, in the payment section of the online Tenant Portal. It shows your balance, any charges assessed and payments received.
All payments are applied to outstanding balances first, including late fees and other charges. Any remaining funds are applied to rent due.
Delinquency (Pay or Quit) notices are sent, requiring immediate payment. Failure to make full payment as directed on the notice results in immediate eviction proceedings.