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Lease Terms

What lease terms are available?

3 - 17 month lease terms available

Rent Payment

When is rent due?

Rent is due on the 1st of each month.

What forms of payment are accepted?

Acceptable forms include ACH payments, money orders, cashier’s checks, personal checks, and credit cards. Cash is not accepted. Please note that additional fees may apply for credit card payments.

Where can rent payments be made?

Payments can be made in person at the leasing office or conveniently through the UDR Resident App.

How can I avoid credit card convenience fees?

To avoid fees, we recommend using ACH payments.

When is rent considered late?

Rent is due on the first and late after the third

Is there a late fee for overdue rent?

Yes, there is a late fee for overdue rent. 10%

What is the Bi-Weekly Payment Program?

This program allows you to split your rent into two payments per month, for a non-refundable monthly fee.

Does Legacy Village Apartment Homes offer bi-monthly rent payments?

Yes

Where should a rent check be mailed?

Money orders and checks will need to mailed to the business office in Florida via certified mail: 11800 Dr MLK Jr St N St. Petersburg FL 33716. Please email tracking information to [email protected].

Who handles rent-related concerns?

Our business managers handle any billing related questions or concerns.

When is the move-in balance due?

The move-in balance is due on or before your moving date. This balance, along with all other move-in requirements, must be settled before access can be provided.

Roommate Changes

What happens if a new leaseholder moves in?

The new leaseholder and all remaining leaseholders must complete an application and qualify according to income and criminal standards. Fees may apply.

What if a roommate moves out?

All remaining leaseholders will need to re-qualify according to income and criminal standards.

Transfers

Are transfers allowed within the community to the same floorplan?

Yes, with management approval.

What is the Relocation Guarantee?

UDR offers a No Hassle Relocation Guarantee, allowing residents to transfer from one UDR community to another with reduced fees and deposits. *Restrictions apply.

Are there any fees associated with the Relocation Guarantee?

No.

Who should be contacted to transfer to a sister community?

Please email the site team members at [email protected] with your transfer inquiry. An associate will reach out with our transfer policy and process. Please know that we require at least a 30-day written notice to vacate for transfer requests. We will not be able to accommodate an immediate transfer.

Renewals

Is there a lease renewal fee?

No.

How much notice is required prior to moving out?

A minimum of 60-day written notice is required for a move-out without incurring additional fees.

Housing Programs

Does the community offer a Home Purchase Buyout agreement in which residents can avoid early lease termination fees when buying a home?

Yes

What are the fees and requirements to use the Home Purchase Buyout agreement?

Residents must pay one months total rent and charges

What is the voluntary buy-out agreement?

A voluntary buyout agreement is an arrangement where a landlord and resident mutually agree to terminate a lease before its original expiration date. If a resident wishes to end their lease early, they must provide a written notice to vacate at least 30 days in advance and pay a buyout fee equivalent to 200% of one month's rent. This fee must be paid within 15 days of giving notice; otherwise, a reletting fee may apply.

When is the buy-out fee due?

Within 15 days of giving notice without the reletting fee or before you vacate with a reletting fee.

Fair Housing Statement

Does Legacy Village Apartment Homes comply with fair housing laws?

Yes, we are committed to compliance with fair housing laws and do not engage in unlawful discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, disability or any other characteristic protected by law. We do reserve the right to have differences in policies at our different properties, and to treat some people differently than others, based on lawful criteria. Lawful reasons we may treat people differently include, but are not limited to: rental history, credit record, criminal history, income, illegal drug use, etc. Upon request, we will make reasonable accommodations to rules, policies, practices, or services, and allow reasonable physical modifications, when required to give persons with disabilities access to and use of our property. We may require execution of an addendum regarding the approval and implementation of accommodations or modifications and any restoration obligations. This is a good faith statement of our intent to abide by applicable fair housing laws. This statement is not intended to and does not expand, extend, or create any legal obligation, right, or remedy for us or for you beyond those independently imposed by applicable fair housing laws (including, without limitation, by contractually extending any statute of limitations).