Fee Disclosure

Do you have questions about what fees are involved when working with a Rental Agent? At City Central Realty, LLC (CCRE), we understand the process can be confusing, so, we'll make it easy for you:

No Fee & Fee Apartments: Understanding the Broker’s Fee
Every apartment rented through a Real Estate Brokerage company has a fee—but you don't always have to pay it. When a CCRE agent talks about our many No Fee Apartments, they’re referring to listings where the landlord has agreed to pay the fee for you as an incentive to rent the property faster.

CCRE also has a large inventory of apartments that do carry Half Fees or Full Broker's fees. However, these apartments are not to be overlooked as many of the best deals and most coveted listings carry a fee, because the landlord knows that their apartment will rent quickly with or without a fee. If the listing does carry a fee, you should expect the total Broker’s Fee to be equal to one month's rent. Kind in mind, that if a full broker’s fee is due, this is often reflected in a lower monthly rent. Either way, we'll show you as many apartments as we can that meet your overall budget criteria, and the decision is yours.

Will I Have to Pay a Security Deposit?
A Security Deposit is held by the landlord in case you cause any damage to their unit during your tenancy. At CCRE, many of our landlords do not require security deposits for potential tenants with good credit and a stable income. When applicable, deposit amounts vary from landlord to landlord, with a typical deposit being equal to one month’s rent.

Accepted Methods of Payment
Your total balance will consist of rent payment, application fee, and applicable Broker fees. You can pay this balance via cash, money order, certified bank check, or Visa/ MasterCard (this includes debit cards with Visa/MC logos). Payment by credit card does carry a 2% fee of the total amount charged. Personal checks are only accepted 15 business days outside of the tenants scheduled move-in date.