The individual (and their guarantor, if applicable) must fill out an application, pay the application fee, and be approved. Once approved, they will sign an addendum adding them to the lease.
May I sublet (or sublease) my apartment?
No, subletting or subleasing without written permission from Management is not allowed. If you must vacate your apartment and find someone who will take over your lease, they must go through our application process and be approved.
What do I do if my roommate leaves but I am staying?
Please notify Management in writing that the roommate will no longer be occupying the apartment. Management will supply a form which needs to be signed by all parties. The security deposit will be processed at the time the apartment is completely vacated.
Can I add or change the locks to my apartment?
No, you are not authorized to change the locks to your apartment. Should you desire to have them changed during your tenancy, Management must approve the lock change. The work will be done by a licensed locksmith and you will be responsible for the cost of re-keying the lock. Virginia law allows for new locks to be installed pursuant to a court … Read More
What do I need to do when I move out?
Your Lease Agreement and Rules and Regulations detail the things you need to do and accomplish to properly vacate your apartment. In fact, your Lease documents outline them in great detail. Please refer to your Lease documents and contact Management with any questions.
I’m on a yearly lease and want to move. How can I break my lease?
You should review your Lease Agreement thoroughly to determine if there is an early termination clause. If there is one, you should follow the terms of the clause regarding prior notification to the landlord. If there is no provision in your Lease Agreement for early termination, discuss your concerns with your landlord. Abandoning the property will not resolve the issue … Read More
My roommate situation is not working out. Can I leave without a problem?
You should first refer to the terms of your Lease Agreement. In most cases, roommates are considered “tenants in common” and are joint and severally responsible for the terms of the Lease Agreement and all parties named on the lease are responsible for the rent. Check with your landlord to see if you can make arrangements to have another party … Read More
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