2025 W Iris Dr SE

Abri at West Iris Apartments offers a refined living experience in the heart of Conyers, GA. This thoughtfully designed community features spacious one-, two-, and three-bedroom floor plans with modern finishes, including gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances, in-unit washers and dryers, walk-in closets, and private patios or balconies. Residents enjoy access to a range of upscale amenities such as a resort-style swimming pool, a fully equipped fitness center, a resident lounge, a business center, and a pet-friendly environment complete with an on-site dog park. The gated community is professionally managed and provides a sense of comfort and security. Conveniently located near I-20 and just minutes from Olde Town Conyers, Abri at West Iris places you close to shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Whether you're seeking modern convenience or serene surroundings, Abri at West Iris Apartments is the perfect place to call home. False or Misleading Information. The failure to fill out all sections of this form may result in the denial of your application. Providing false or misleading information could result in denial of your rental application or termination of your rental contract. It is our policy to disapprove the application of any person who could represent a threat to the health, safety, and welfare of the other residents, occupants, visitors, and staff of the apartment community. Inappropriate or abusive conduct during the application process by the applicant or those desiring to rent an apartment will result in denial of the rental application. Equal Housing Opportunity Policy. The apartment owner and Management provide equal housing opportunity for qualified applicants and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, familial status, disability, or any other legally recognized status in the State of Georgia. It is the owner's and Management's policy to provide reasonable accommodations in the apartment community's operational policies and procedures and to permit the Resident to make reasonable modifications that are necessary for the Resident and related to the disability for persons with a demonstrated disability. The Resident must request and obtain permission from the owner or Management for any accommodation or modification prior to implementing the same. In general, the cost or expense of physical modifications to the apartment or apartment community is the responsibility of the Resident, unless the applicable law requires the owner or Management to absorb or be responsible for the cost of such modifications. A Resident or occupant with a demonstrated disability is allowed to have an assistance animal to assist with the person's disability. A disabled Resident or occupant is allowed to have an assistance animal which has not been trained as a service animal unless the animal has a history of dangerous, vicious, or unsafe behavior. If the nature of the disability is not obvious or apparent or the manner in which the animal will provide assistance is not clear, Management has the right to request additional information regarding how the animal will assist with the resident's disability. The Resident does not have an absolute right to the specific accommodation or modification requested, and Management has the right to offer an substitute or alternate accommodation or modification with conditions that will provide adequate assurance for the safety, health, and well being of other Residents, occupants, social guests, invitees, and Management employees. No Additional Rent, Non-refundable Fee, or Animal Security Deposit is required from Residents or occupants who are disabled and have an approved service or assistance animal; however, the Resident is responsible for any and all damages and cleaning fees exceeding normal wear and tear caused by such animal. Good Faith Deposit. Applicant understands and agrees that the Good Faith Deposit and other Deposits or Non-Refundable fees paid will be returned if applicant is not accepted as a resident. Applicant will have hours after submitting this application to withdraw the application and receive a full refund of the Good Faith Deposit. The notice of withdrawal must be in writing. The application fees, however, are non-refundable. If Applicant does not withdraw the application within the time specified above and Applicant is approved for occupancy, the Applicant agrees to sign a rental contract and take possession of an apartment. If the Applicant does not withdraw the application by written notice within the time specified above and is approved for occupancy but fails or refuses to sign a rental contract and take possession of the apartment on or before the anticipated move-in date (above), the Good Faith Deposit and other deposits or non-refundable fees shall be retained by Management as liquidated damages. If the number of hours to withdraw the application is not specified above, Applicant will only have 24 hours to withdraw the application and receive a refund of the good faith deposit and other deposits and non-refundable fees. Applicant acknowledges that the Good Faith Deposit is not a security deposit; however, upon signing a rental contract, the Good Faith Deposit will be applied toward any Security Deposit or Non-Refundable Fees specified in the Rental Contract. In the event Applicant defaults under the terms of this Application, Applicant acknowledges that Management shall keep the Good Faith Deposit and other deposits and non-refundable fees as liquidated damages which are compensation for holding the apartment off the market. Applicant agrees that the amount of lost rent in holding the apartment off the market is unknown and that this provision is intended as a good faith estimate of Management's damages in the event of Applicant's default. The Good Faith Deposit does not constitute a security deposit. Rental Qualification Criteria. Applicant understands and agrees that the rental application will be reviewed using business judgment, decisional criteria, a point scoring system, or a combination of those systems. In order to qualify for housing, the applicant must have good rental, credit, and criminal background histories. Applicant must demonstrate the financial ability to afford the apartment under Management's rental qualification criteria. A co-signor or guarantor is not a substitute for unacceptable rental, credit, or criminal background histories. Poor rental history because of disapproval of co-signor's, roommate's, or guarantor's application or because of a prior history of late payments, lease violations, failure to give proper notice, or damages exceeding normal wear and tear may result in denial of the applicant's rental application. However, the lack of a rental history may not necessarily result in a denial of the application. While co-applicants (either as spouses or roommates), co-signor's, and guarantors may be allowed in order to meet the rental qualifications, each of those persons must meet the rental qualification criteria applicable to his or her particular rental application circumstances. Applicant must demonstrate a certain earning level or source of income, savings or assets sufficient to insure the ability of the applicant to pay the monthly rent and living expenses, taking into account any revolving, recurring, or monthly debt from credit cards and loans. Self employed applicants may need to provide income tax returns and other business financial records (such as income and expense statements, asset statements, and personal net worth statements). Self employed persons and corporate renters may be required to pay an additional application fee to obtain Dunn and Bradstreet credit reports on themselves or their companies and submit income tax returns. Unemployed or retired applicants may need to provide additional financial documentation of ability to pay rent. 11. APPLICANT'S CONTRACT AND UNDERSTANDING REGARDING SUBMISSION OF THIS APPLICATION 8. Do you have a legal right to be in the United States? q Yes because I am a U.S. citizen q Yes because I have valid documentation from the U.S. Dept. of Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS); or q No. If you answered "Yes" because you are a non-U.S. citizen with proper visa documentation, please provide: Reason you are in the U.S. Visa Type: Visa Expiration Date I have fully and truthfully answered Questions 1-8 above. Applicant's Initials: Provide Additional Information Here to Explain the Answers to Questions 1-8 above: 10. MANDATORY SCREENING QUESTIONS Availability of Apartment Desired or Requested. At the time of this Application, applicant has expressed interest in a particular floor plan or type of apartment and may have requested occupancy of a specific apartment which was shown and listed as the desired unit and occupancy date above. Management cannot guarantee that the particular unit desired will be available on the date requested by the applicant as there are many variables which could result in delay or unavailability of the apartment unit. Applicant agrees to take occupancy of a comparable apartment offered by Management that reasonably matches the applicant's desired floor plan and move-in date. Applicant understands that Management may not be able to provide the desired apartment, floor plan, or movein date if applicant changes his or her planned or expected move-in date. Unavailability of the desired apartment on the desired date does not relieve applicant from his or her contractual obligations under this contract. Applicant's Rental Decision. Applicant has either asked about or review the Apartment Rental Contract and Addenda he or she is expected to sign upon approval of this application. Applicant agrees that he or she has fully questioned Management regarding any important information about rental of an apartment at this community. Applicant is satisfied with the responses to his or her questions and is fully informed as to all information needed to make his or her decision to apply for an apartment. Applicant understands that not all apartments in the community have line of sight to receive satellite communications and that Management cannot guarantee high speed internet access. Applicant understands that there are limitations on the number of persons who may occupy an apartment unit, usually expressed as the HUD approved standard which allows Management to limit occupancy to no more than two persons per bedroom or sleeping space. Applicant understands and agrees that he or she must pay for all utilities and services supplied to the apartment, including, but not limited to, water and waste water; sanitation; pest control; electricity; natural gas; cable; phone and other telecommunication services. Applicant is aware that any rental concessions offered may be available only for limited times and that Applicant must comply with all conditions required to receive the concession without having to be responsible for reimbursing Management for the rental value of the concession. Such conditions include fully completing the expected term of the contract without defaulting under the lease and without using any early termination provision. Applicant has had the opportunity to ask questions about the existence of crime in the apartment community and fully understands that Management and the Owner of the apartment community do not provide security or security devices which are intended to detect, deter, or report crimes committed. Applicant understands and agrees that there are limitations on the size, number, and type of motor vehicles or other transportation, boats, trailers, and equipment which may be used or stored on the apartment property. Only authorized motor vehicles may be used or parked on the property. In general no apartment may have more than two automobiles per apartment unit; however, applicant has specifically inquired about and understands the content of parking rules and regulations he or she will be expected to sign if approved for occupancy. Applicant fully understands that any false or misleading information provided to Management during the rental application process could lead to termination or eviction from the apartment community at a later date after taking occupancy once Management learns that the information provided was false, misleading, or inaccurate. The specification of a particular apartment as the one desired by applicant does not constitute a representation or promise by Management that the apartment specified will in fact be available on the desired date. Management may notify applicant either verbally or in writing once the application has been approved. After applicant has been approved or after Management has notified applicant that an apartment is ready for occupancy, applicant must promptly sign a lease and take occupancy of the apartment in order to avoid losing the good faith deposit and non-refundable fees. WARNING: YOU ONLY HAVE A LIMITED TIME TO CHANGE YOUR MIND IN WRITING ABOUT APPLYING FOR AN APARTMENT. YOU CAN LOSE YOUR GOOD FAITH DEPOSIT AND OTHER NON-REFUNDABLE FEES IF YOUR APPLICATION IS APPROVED AND YOU FAIL TO SIGN A LEASE OR TAKE OCCUPANCY OF THE APARTMENT. APPLICANT CERTIFIES THAT HE OR SHE HAS FULLY AND TRUTHFULLY ANSWERED ALL QUESTIONS ASKED AND VERIFIED THE ACCURACY OF ALL INFORMATION PRESENTED AND AUTHORIZES VERIFICATION OF ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED.