And, says Tiffany, there will be special tenant-only activities, usually centered around holidays. A person won't know by driving in it that it is an affordable housing community. It will prove to be a nice development when it is all done. It will be established by the Georgia Department of Community Affairs, which oversees the program. The complex meets zoning standards for parking places per unit, and will have a manager at the site.
Management controls all activities on site.
We also use a pretty extensive screening process. They have to provide us with full credit reports and we do a criminal background check. The firm will begin pre-leasing units in March and April, expects to allow occupancy in May and to be fully completed in June. Units have gas water heaters, gas cooking and electric heat and air. Tenants will be responsible for all utilities.