Depending on your preferences and where you live, there may be additional fees, taxes or other charges applicable to your lease or home purchase. We've put together a list of the most common types of fees you may see, this list may not be exhaustive, may vary by community and in accordance with applicable law.
Before you apply, you should reach out to the community office to understand the fees or other costs that may apply to your home purchase or rental. You can also get more information about the community’s rules and regulations.
The below is not a complete list of all fees, which may vary by community and lease type. In no way should you read this list to be all-inclusive or to supersede any of the terms in your individual lease or purchase agreement.
APPLICATION AND SIGNING FEES
RECURRING FEES
HOME PURCHASE FEES
Advertised home sale prices do not include site rent or certain additional fees and costs that may apply to your home purchase.
Every application requires a nonrefundable fee for each person over the age of 18 who will live in the community. This fee covers the application process, background checks, and other expenses.
A refundable deposit required at the time of signing the lease, returned at move-out if all conditions are met.
Monthly rent for the site where your home is located.
Charges for utilities such as water, sewer, and trash collection services.
Monthly fees for cable television and internet services, if provided.
Fees for lawn maintenance and landscaping services.
Monthly or annual fees for keeping pets in your home.
Additional charges for short-term rental agreements.
Fees for using alternative payment methods such as credit cards.
Charges applied when rent or other payments are not made on time.
Applicable state and local taxes on the purchase of your home.
Fees for preparing the home for move-in, such as cleaning or repairs.
Additional government-imposed fees related to the purchase.
Costs associated with financing your home, such as loan origination fees.
Fees for required insurance policies, such as homeowner's insurance.
Any other costs related to the transaction not listed above.
