Welcome To Waterford Place

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Our application fee is $50 for the first applicant and $10 each for every additional adult occupant. There is also a $50 holding fee due at the time the application fee is paid. The holding fee is refundable if your application isn't approved. Both fees can be paid in our leasing office via personal check or money order/cashiers check.

Rent can be paid to the office by either personal check, money order, or cashier's check. Rent can also be paid via ACH or credit card through our online resident portal. If you are a current resident and don't have access to the resident portal, don't hesitate to get in touch with the office, and we will assist you in setting up your account.

Maintenance requests can be called into the office during normal business hours, or they can be submitted through our online resident portal. If you have a maintenance emergency, please call (317) 246-4629 and leave a message for our on-call maintenance representative. Be sure to leave your name, address, a brief message describing your maintenance emergency, and a callback number for them to contact you.

Waterford Place Apartments is a pet-friendly community. We do allow pets with the completion of a pet permit and the payment of all applicable fees (a $300 one-time pet permit fee and a $30 monthly pet rent).

Yes. We do require all residents to show proof of renters' insurance no later than the day of move-in. Renter's insurance must be maintained throughout the duration of a renter's time at Waterford Place.

Trash collection is included in the base rent amount. Electricity and water/sewer utilities are separate from the rent and paid by residents to the utility billers.

Rent is considered late after the 3rd day of each month. There is a $50 late fee on the 4th day of the month, and there is an additional $5 per day fee each day until rent is paid.

Waterford Place Apartments requires a 30-day WRITTEN notice to vacate. This notice must be in writing and submitted to the office at least 30 days prior to a resident vacating the property.

If a resident needs to terminate their lease before the legal end date of their lease, a 30-day notice to vacate is required, and there is a lease termination fee equal to the equivalent of 2 months' rent or the balance due under the lease agreement on the date the resident vacates, whichever amount is less.