Eviction Unlawful Detainer and Public Records

Eviction, Unlawful Detainer and Public Records

Eviction history and unlawful detainer judgment information and other public records will be obtained.

The property owner does not accept applicants who are named as a party in a pending civil lawsuit seeking termination of a lease, a writ of restitution, or asserting any other claim of default under a lease or rental agreement.

The property owner reserves the right to deny acceptance to any applicant where a civil judgment has been entered against the applicant involving termination of a lease, issuance of a writ of restitution, or any other claim of default under a lease or rental agreement. Civil judgments affecting an applicant’s creditworthiness may also serve as the basis for denial of acceptance.

Pet Policy

**Pet Policy Overview:**

- **Pet Fees:** A non-refundable pet fee is required upon agreement. This fee doesn't cover cleaning expenses or damages caused by the pet. The fee structure is $400 for one pet and $600 for two pets.

- **Pet Allowance:** Residents can have a maximum of two animals per apartment, with a weight limit of 20 pounds for each pet when fully grown.

- **Restricted Animals:** Exotic or wild animals such as snakes, rabbits, ferrets, rodents, reptiles, and certain insects (scorpions, tarantulas, ants, black widows) are not permitted.

- **Pet Screening:** All applicants, whether they have pets or not, are required to complete the Pet Screening process during the application. Approval from the apartment office is necessary before moving in. Contact the office for detailed pet criteria and the pet agreement.

- **Pre-Move-In Requirement:** Prior to moving in, the Apartment Community Manager needs to see the animal(s) and a photo of the animal(s).

- **Service Animals:** For disability reasonable accommodations involving service animals, modifications to the policy may be considered. This requires completion of the "Pet Screening" through the third-party agency.