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Standard Policies
Listed below are the "Standard Policies" practiced by Berkeley Realty Property Management, Inc. in its association with all parties interested in rental properties.
- Berkeley Realty Property Management, Inc. adheres to all Federal Fair Housing guidelines. We offer properties without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, elderliness, familial status, handicap, sex as well as all classes protected by the Commonwealth of Virginia and applicable local jurisdictions.
- Landlord and Tenant confirm that in connection with this transaction, the Listing Broker and the Leasing Broker, and their salespersons, have acted on behalf of the Landlord as the Representative of the Landlord.
- The City of Williamsburg and James City County have local ordinances prohibiting more than three (3) non-related adults from sharing a single family dwelling.
- All parties interested in leasing a property are required to complete a standard lease application form.
- All applicants are charged a $35.00 non-refundable fee for a credit report. Each situation is evaluated individually; however, outstanding judgments or a history of not paying rent may hinder the acceptance of an application. In addition, each household is required to have a gross monthly income that equals or exceeds 3 times the monthly rent.
- A deposit must accompany the application to secure the property and will become the security deposit provided in the Lease Agreement upon the commencement of the lease term. The minimum required deposit would be equal to one month's rent.
- If pets are allowed, a minimum pet deposit of $250.00 is required and due at the time of execution of the Lease Agreement.
- Berkeley Realty Property Management prefers all fees, deposits, and rents to be paid by personal checks, travelers checks, or money orders. There is a $50.00 fee for processing a returned check for any reason.
- An Administrative Charge of $50.00 will be charged for any office work that is required for tenant requested lease changes, written notification of lease violations, and filing for legal actions for nonpayment of rent.
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