FAQ
How do I get approved for a
lease?
APPROVED CREDIT (SELF QUALIFY) AND APPROVED WITH CONDITIONS
- Income must be 3x's monthly rent combined if more than one
person or have a Guarantor
What should I know before I choose a
new apartment home?
A lease is a basic agreement between you and the owner of the
community. The lease is legally binding and enforceable through the
legal system. If they choose to move out before the end of the
lease terms, the resident could still be responsible to pay the
remainder of the lease agreement.
What deposits are required?
The deposit is based on the credit report and it can be between
$250 up to one month of rent if the applicant cannot provide an
approved guarantor in order to secure the apartment. If an approved
guarantor is provided, the deposit for a studio or 1 bedroom is
$250, and $350 for 2 bedrooms. If he/she fails to make payments on
the apartment, the guarantor will be responsible to provide those
payments. Deposits will be refunded after final inspections are
completed with no damages to apartment or furnishings. A guarantor
must meet the following criteria: be 27 years of age or older, have
good credit standing with a 600+ credit score, and gross 3 times
the rental amount monthly.
Do you accept guarantors?
Yes. We accept Guarantors in case that applicant has no or poor
credit. The Guarantor must be over 27 years old, have an US
address, income of at least 3x's the monthly rent and credit score
above 600.
Is renters insurance required?
No, however it is encouraged. Renters insurance is a policy you can
purchase to protect your personal property as the
management/landlords is not responsible for replacement to tenants.
Replacement of your belongings if they are damaged, lost, or stolen
could be covered. TCC does not promote any specific insurance
coverage company to use.
What type of apartments are
available?
Franklin Pointe Apartments offers studio, 1x1 and 2x1 bedroom floor
plans. Our floor plans come in regular, large and deluxe style
apartments. Ask your leasing specialist which floor plan may work
best for you based on what you are looking for in your new
apartment home and our availability.
How close is the community to FSU,
FAMU, and TCC campus?
We are 2.2 miles from FSU, 2.5 miles from FAMU, and 5 miles from
TCC.
When is rent due?
Rent is due on the 1st of each month, with a grace period until the
3rd of the month without late fees. Online rental payments through
the Resident Portal App can be automatically set up.
Do you allow short-term leases?
The shortest lease we have to offer is a 7-8 month lease, followed
by our 9-10 month lease. Short term leases will incur an
additional fee between $100 - $150 per month in addition to the
monthly rent. Please call the office for more details on dates and
monthly short term premiums.
What is your pet policy?
We are pet friendly with no breed restrictions up to 80 lbs. The
pet fee will range from $250-$350, and pet rent will range from
$25-45. Both pet fee and pet rent are dependent upon the age and
weight of your pet.
Do you allowing subletting?
No. We allow our residents to assign their lease to a different
person. However, the resident will be responsible for finding
his/her own assignee. The assignee will have to come to our office
and go through the qualification process including paying
application fee, deposit and pet fees (if applicable). Call the
office for details and fees associating with Assignments.
Do you allow non-students?
Yes, we are not a Student Housing community.
When is move-in day?
Differs upon availability. Call for more details.
Do I have to pay for parking?
No. Parking is first come, first served and it is totally FREE. At
Franklin Pointe Apartments there is visitor parking for residents’
guests; however, there are limited spaces. Parking passes are
available for any visitors.
Does Franklin Pointe Apartments
provide security
We don’t provide security for the property, but is part of the
ACTNOW program run by Tallahassee Police Department. This program
includes random TPD patrols on property, both day and night, to
make their presence known. However, it is the resident’s
responsibility to lock up his/her personal belongings and vehicles.
