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We are pleased that you are taking the first step to become a resident at our community! Our application process is electronic and can be completed from a computer or a mobile device. In order to make this an efficient process for you, here are some tips:

Our application process has two phases. The first phase is for you to provide basic information so we may perform a background screening upon payment of your application fee. Upon successful screening, you will be prompted to pay a holding fee, which will secure your reservation for future occupancy and enable you to complete phase two of the application process.

Our primary method to communicate with you during the application process is via the email address you provide within the electronic application. Please be sure to monitor this email inbox and your spam folder for communications from the ConcordRENTS email domain. Please promptly respond to any email requests for information.

If you have placed a fraud alert or credit freeze with one or more credit bureaus, please be sure to remove the fraud alert or temporarily lift the freeze by contacting:

Within 24 hours of completing phase two of your application, you will receive an email to indicating documents that may be required to compete this phase of the application. Common documents that you should have readily available are:

  • The last six months of bank statements.
  • 4 most recent pay stubs (if employed)
  • Most recent tax return (if self-employed)
  • Award letters for all benefits like social security, pensions or unemployment (must be dated within the last 90 days)
  • Documentation of child support (even if you don’t actually receive the support), such as copies of the court order and payment history
  • Notarized support affidavit signed by the person providing the support
  • If you have other types of income, we will let you know what we need

Within 72 hours of your full application approval, you must pay the balance of your security deposit.

Prior to move-in you must provide proof that utilities have been transferred into your name no later than the move-in date.

If you are required to have liability insurance, you must provide proof prior to move-in, All residents at Florida communities are required to maintain liability insurance in the amount of $100,000 if one or more of the following conditions apply:

  • Reside in an apartment that is not rent restricted
  • Supply your own washer and dryer
  • Have a pet (excludes approved service, assistive, or companion animals)
  • Have an approved satellite dish