Required Move-In Fees:

Administrative Fee: $150 per unit/once
Application Fee: $75 per leaseholder/once
Security Deposit (Refundable): $500 – 1 month’s rent

Reoccurring Fees:

Pest control services: Included in rent
Trash services – doorstep: $30
Utility – Electric: Third party/Usage based
Water/sewer: Third party/Usage based

Supplemental Fees:

Parking: $25 per month
Garage: N/A
Storage Unit: $25 small, $50 medium, $75 large per month
Office rental space: $250/month or $50/day
Pet deposit (refundable): N/A
Pet fee (non-refundable): $250 per pet/once/max 2 pets
Pet rent: $25 per pet/per month/max 2 pets
Washer/dryer: Included in rent
Security deposit alternative – Third party: N/A
Internet/Technology packages: $75 per month
Flex pay: Third party – $14.95 based on credit

Situational

Gate card: N/A
Pool pass: N/A
Access device – replacement: $100 per occurrence
Access/lock change fee: $25 per occurrence (after 10pm: $50)
Early lease termination/cancellation: $250 assignment fee OR up to 2 months rent buyout fee
Intra-community transfer fee: N/A
Late fee: 10% of the balance plus $50 after the 10th
Legal/eviction fees: Varies per occurrence
Liquidation damages: Varies per occurrence
Non-sufficient funds (NSF): $75 per occurrence
Payment services: third party billing/ACH $0, $3.95-$9.95 Debit, $2.85 credit
Pet/animal violation: $200 plus $25 per day
Pet/animal violation – waste: $25 per occurrence
Renter insurance: $11 or third party
Trash container – replacement: $50
Trash-related lease violation: $25 per occurrence
Short term leasing fee: up to $150/per month

Last updated 11/25. Equal housing opportunity. The above referenced fee list is a guideline as to general fees however all fees listed above are subject to the actual terms of the lease agreement. Standard security deposit subject to change based upon screening results and applicable Florida law. Some fees may not be applicable to apartment homes subject to HUD or affordable program housing. All fees are subject to the terms of the application and or lease and shall not run contrary to Florida law. Resident is responsible for damages and fees that exceed application and/or lease agreement, the terms of which can be provided before the application process. Tenants may be responsible for activating and maintaining utilities, as specified in the lease agreement.

fee guide for Noble on Newberry