Applying for a participating home during the designated period can make one or two months' worth of rent free from the available move-in date. A minimum stay applies, and common fees and the deposit remain payable.
At a glance
- Benefit
- One or two months' equivalent rent free
- Minimum stay
- 1 year for one month; 2 years for two
- Still payable
- Common fees and deposit
Only the rent is waived
A one- or two-month tag means rent corresponding to that period is waived from the home's available move-in date. Participating homes and the application window are separately designated.
Leaving early means repaying the free rent
One month free requires at least one year of continuous occupancy from the available date; two months free requires at least two years. Ending the lease sooner makes the waived rent payable.
Common fees and deposit still apply
Common fees continue during the free-rent period and the deposit is separate. Confirm the precise start and end dates and whether another program can be combined before signing.
Frequently asked questions
Is everything free in the first month?
No. The offer waives rent only. Common fees, the deposit and other applicable costs remain.
What if I leave a one-month-free home after ten months?
You have not met the one-year minimum and must pay the rent that was waived.
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