feel@homewithus - freshmen dorm housing in … it’s time to choose a dorm experience that helps...

Congrats on choosing UW-Madison. Now it’s time to choose a dorm experience that helps you succeed. And yes, you do have a choice.

UW freshmen aren’t required to live in UW dorms.Some students (and parents) rush into status quo housing because they think they have to. Don’t rush into any life decisions. Your first year away is crucial. And besides, institutional dorm living isn’t for everybody. Choose Dorm@Lucky and you can make college life what you really want it to be.

Take charge of your first-year experience — dormsatmadison.com/applyYou’re serious about succeeding at school and life (while having fun along the way), so shop, compare and be smart. Our dorm housing offers you the best campus locations, tons more space, more privacy, one-on-one support, and tons of opportunities to develop lasting friendships — all for about the same price of something smaller that’s full of first-year distractions.

Get access to every university resource, plus…It’s the new and smarter way to dorm. You’ll get a kitchen, bathroom and living room in your suite. Plus everything else like rooftop decks, community lounges, computer centers, and more are next to you or nearby. When you Dorm@Lucky, you won’t miss a thing. So when you’re good and ready to make another great decision…

TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. Fill out our application at DormsAtMadison.com/apply and we’ll rush your lease docs — or mail in the enclosed application form.

SIGN THE LEASE. If you’re set on dorming with us, don’t wait. (See the details about our easy cancellation policy when you apply.) Only your signed lease guarantees you a room of your choice at the dorm of your choice.

Again, congrats on choosing the UW-Madison, a world-class university. Our doors are always open – please stop in for a tour anytime. We look forward to getting to know you.

Alyssa Hellenbrand-BestDirector of OperationsSteve Brown Apartments

Dorm@Lucky is locally owned and managed by Steve Brown Apartments and are not owned, operated or inspected by the University of Wisconsin-Madison. We offer you 25 years of college housing quality, support and expertise.

Feel@HomeWithUSDiscover a Smarter Way to Dorm.

@Madison»»»»»»»»YOU DON’T HAVE TO LIVE IN A TYPICAL DORM – YOU HAVE A CHOICE. You think differently than your peers. You want more from your college experience

than most people. You’d like to dorm differently too, in a positive environment

that offers the space to be you. Welcome to Dorm@Lucky in Madison, WI — the

smart choice for college freshmen (and parents) because we give you the most

out of your college buck.

If you’re serious about succeeding at school and life (while having fun along the

way), then shop, compare and be smart. Typical dorms are old dorms – check out

the new choice.

CHECK OUT THE NEW CHOICE»

NOW FIND THE BEST DORM.You’ve found the best college.

Discover a Smarter Way to DormYou don’t have to dorm Old School to fit in at school.

Dorm@Lucky777 University Avenue

Madison, WI 53715 608-237-2777 or 877-36-LUCKY

Fax 608-237-2778DormAtLucky.com

Dorm@Lucky is locally owned and managed by Steve Brown Apartments.

We are the creators and managers of unique private dorm environments. It’s the new way to dorm. Our company is smaller, more flexible, more personable, and we offer choices that fit the family budget. We pride ourselves in providing special one-on-one support to meet the needs of freshman and first-year students. No cookie cutter ideas here. Our programs are customized for each new group of students and based on their interests and schedules.

Our team includes live-in Resident Assistants and Resident Directors, most of whom are current UW-Madison students. These professionals participate in rigorous training that thoroughly prepares them to provide support and guidance in literally any situation — from an academic struggle to a personal crisis. Our training curriculum mirrors those found at our nation’s top universities. Learn more about Steve Brown Apartments at DormsAtMadison.com/about-us.

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100Steps2Bascom Dorm@Lucky is located in the

heart of UW-Madison’s campus ac-

ademic and social scene. Student

activity centers, health services, and other UW offices are

in the same building as your Dorm@Lucky — plus libraries,

classrooms, student unions, and dining halls are

literally just steps away. It’s the essential college

experience: friends, academics, athletics,

bike paths, and lively city streets.

Succeed@LifeOur Residence Life Program

has a student-to-staff ratio of

35:1. (Most university residence halls are 70:1.) Think of the

ResLife team as your professional big brother/sister — one

who will celebrate your successes and support you during

the tough days. They will help you make connections, provide

plenty of fun, and support your transition to college life.

Commune@CollegeMake friends and build a community away

from home. Everything you need comes

together right here: the campus, our dorm

communities, and our social support

programs. And if you’re worried about

getting along with a new roommate, don’t. Our online matching

process has consistently gotten good grades from hundreds of

past freshmen. YOU get to pick your own roommate!

Message2FreshmenUW Freshmen are not required to live in

UW dorms. (Translation: You don’t have

to stuff your life’s belongings into a tiny room during your

first year of college.) Choose to be in charge of your first

year – choose to Dorm@Lucky!

Fun4YouWith our calendar of events, making new

friends in a new city is a lot easier. Here’s

just a sampling of the fun we have planned:

» Dinner on the Rooftop@Lucky

» Cookout@Picnic Point

» Private Tour of Camp Randall Stadium

» UW Homecoming 5k Charity Run/Walk

» Brewers Game Outing

» Water Park@The Dells

» Monday Night Football Party

» Sushi Rolling Lessons

Take A Tour AnytimeIf Dorm@Lucky sounds too good to be true, we’re

not surprised. Come see it for yourself and check

out where you’ll live. Get a real feel for your new

neighborhood. Ask questions. And learn more about

all of your options in person.

Want to schedule a tour? Sign up for your private

tour at DormAtMadison.com/tour — or call

877-36-LUCKY to schedule a tour.

You can also pop in anytime – we’re always open.

We look forward to getting to know you.

You’re 2 steps from independence!Apply Now Complete our EZ 2-step sign-up process and you’re on

your way to having a great dorm and a brand new life:

(1) TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. Fill out our application

at DormsAtMadison.com/apply and we’ll rush

your lease docs — or mail in the enclosed

application form.

(2) SIGN THE LEASE. If you’re set on dorming with

us, don’t wait. (See the details about our easy

cancellation policy when you apply.) Only your

signed lease guarantees you a room of your

choice at the dorm of your choice.

If you’re set on coming to Madison, and set on choosing Dorm@Lucky, don’t hesitate to fill out our RISK FREE application at DormsAtMadison.com/apply.

RESERVE YOUR ROOM

I like that I get a dorm community, but with better living conditions.— Scott P. from Green Bay, WI,


RESERVE YOUR ROOM

YOU HAVE A CHOICE: Institutional dorm living isn’t for

everybody. Make college life what you really want it to be

by choosing Dorm@Lucky. We’ve kept all the good stuff,

and gotten rid of the bad.

Excel@School Dorm with us and you can still participate in your school’s

writing clinics and tutoring programs; get help through their

advising and career planning networks; and access their email, alert systems,

computer labs, libraries, and other communication systems.

In addition to all your school’s resources, our Residence Life Staff will help

you sort things out and stay focused. (They’ve been in your shoes and

know what it takes to succeed in school.) Our ResLife team will:

» Find other residents with common classes, so you

can share notes and form study groups.

» Make sure your study habits aren’t left to chance.

» Plan events throughout the year that are geared

towards helping you stay focused on learning.

Having an experienced RA to help me pick 2nd semester classes was great. I didn’t realize how hard it would be.— Julie M. from Naperville, IL,

Dorm@Lucky Resident

Early Move In: 4EarlyBirds OnlyNeed a few extra days to get familiar

with campus life? We offer tons of events

4earlybirds looking to get a jump start on

meeting friends and getting used to the

campus before Day One of school. Early

Move In activities include group meals,

campus tours, social gatherings, trips and

other programming. Begin to build your

new community of friends.

Ask us how to sign up!

Room2Stretch Your independence is everything. Dorm@Lucky

gives you the space to be you. Check out our

floor plans at:

DormsAtMadison.com/lucky-dorm

Features@LuckyLook at all the freedom you get when you Dorm@

Lucky. Each floor has a laundry room, plus

there’s a community lounge with a flat screen

TV and FREE wireless. Lucky students also get:

Dorm@Lucky and you don’t just get the freedom to live in the nicest place on campus — you get a whole new way to dorm! You’ll have a kitchen, bathroom and living room in your suite — plus groceries, coffee shops and fitness centers are right in your building. The average university dorm pales in comparison.

Shared bedrooms are easily large enough for two and a private bedroom is almost always a guaranteed option. If you don’t want to share a room you don’t have to. Plus, Dorm@Lucky has a variety of floor plans — you won’t find the boring cell-style dorm room here. Enjoy this new way to dorm for about the same price as more traditional options.

DOUBLEBedroom A13'2" x 17'2"

DOUBLEBedroom B

10'10" x 15'9"Bath 2

9'1" x 10'9"

Bath 110'1" x 11'9"

HVAC

Kitchen8'4" x 13'2"

Patio

Living Room12'2" x 15'4"

All beds in doubles are

bunkable


bunkable

1,063 sq. ft.

Room12' x 19'

228 sq. ft.

LARGER THAN THE TYPICALDORM ROOM

Soak up the sun while studying

or hanging out on our green roof

garden terrace or rooftop deck.

Get peace of mind with building-wide,

high-tech security measures like

electronic keys, video monitoring,

and restricted elevator access.

Whatever you need, from feeding

your fish to printing your term paper,

we have a service/concierge desk

and business center (open 24/7).

Take in gorgeous city and lake

views. Walk to the Kohl Center, East

Campus Mall, State Street Mall, or

to just about any downtown or

campus area destination.

Heat, electric, furniture, laundry,

cable, and Internet with super-fast

speeds in your contract fees.

Feel@Home Your new environment is designed for self-expression,

educational focus, community engagement, and personal

success. Make yourself at home @Lucky with:

PRIVATE IN-UNIT KITCHENS with wood-style floors,

a dishwasher, microwave, refrigerator, GE Advantium

quick cook oven, range top, garbage disposal and

a breakfast bar.

FULL BATHROOMS with large vanities and mirrors.

(enjoy your privacy; you’ll never share a bathroom

with more than three people).

COMFORTABLE LIVING ROOMS with a couch,

slipper chair, counter stools, tables and great views

(some with balconies).

PRIVATE OR SHARED BEDROOMS with carpet, twin

beds that bunk, a desk and chair, and closet organizers.

YouBelong@Lucky»»»

Extras@Lucky You can even add some extras,

like inside-the-building car and

moped parking in our garage, one-time or

monthly housekeeping, or a closet safe rental.

FREE covered bike parking is included.

The way I dorm here feels more like the way I live at home.— Tian L. from Nanjing, China,

Dorm@Lucky Resident

LearnMore@... Dorm@Lucky is the best we

have to offer! Considering everything you get,

Lucky costs a lot less than you’d think. For exact

pricing — and more photos, videos and floor

plan details — visit DormsAtMadison.com/

lucky-dorm

Live, work and play here and you’ll find students

like you — ambitious and academically focused

— plus a caring and dedicated Residence

Life Staff.

Discover a smarter way to dorm.

Play@School It’s not all work and no play – college is supposed

to be FUN too, which is why our Residence Life

Program promotes a great atmosphere for making

friends. Here’s just a sampling of other events

(see our website for more):

» Back to Nature: Hiking Trip to Devil’s Lake

» Sex Out Loud: Safer Sex Education Program

» Fresh Foods: Trip to Madison’s Farmer’s Market

» FrightNight: Horror in the Dark at Olin Park

» Fall Fun: Corn Maze and Bonfire

» Roll It: Sushi Night Educational Program

Succeed@Life When you Dorm@Lucky, we offer you classes to

learn basic life skills. Take a look at some of the

subjects we offer:

» Personal finance/budgeting skills

» Staying safe on campus

» Eating healthy at college

» How to manage a job and school

» How to write a successful resume

» Early steps for career planning

We don’t leave

to chance!

OR FUN

Excel@School Our academic support programs are designed to help

you navigate your first year.

WE’RE HERE TO HELP. Our ResLife team has the

connections to direct you to the appropriate campus-wide

academic resources, like tutoring support, writing

workshops and advising sessions.

WE’VE GOT YOUR BACK. We’ll routinely check in with

you to find out what’s going on with you personally and

academically. We use your input to tailor our support

programs to help you make the most of your education

and your first- year experience.

WE’RE NOT ABOVE BRIBERY. We’ll provide “incentives”

(i.e., appetizing treats and other good things) to take

advantage of all our academic programs like study groups,

guest speakers, and workshops.

SUCCESS IS WHAT IT’S ALL ABOUT. Multiple studies

across this nation’s campuses show that students in dorm

environments during their first year outperform students who

do NOT live in a dorm. We see these same success rates with

our students. My college life is about more than Badger Football Saturdays.

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Slichter HallCarson Gulley

Commons

MicrobialSciencesBuilding

HumanEcology VanHise

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EngineeringHall

Camp RandallStadium

Camp RandallSports Center

The Shell

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GordonCommons

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Sellery Hall

OggHall

Witte Hall

Smith Hall

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AlumniCenter

HumanitiesBuilding

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EducationalSciences

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ChazenArt Center

LawBuilding

Lathrop Hall

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Capitol Square

Free Campus Bus Route


Parking LocationsP

Campus Connect Halls


University Halls

State Street Mall

State Street Mall

Fraternity/Sorority House

MAP LEGEND

All walking times are approximate and may vary.

500 ft.

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100Steps2Bascom Dorm@Lucky is located in the

heart of UW-Madison’s campus ac-

ademic and social scene. Student

activity centers, health services, and other UW offices are

in the same building as your Dorm@Lucky — plus libraries,

classrooms, student unions, and dining halls are

literally just steps away. It’s the essential college

experience: friends, academics, athletics,

bike paths, and lively city streets.

Succeed@LifeOur Residence Life Program

has a student-to-staff ratio of

35:1. (Most university residence halls are 70:1.) Think of the

ResLife team as your professional big brother/sister — one

who will celebrate your successes and support you during

the tough days. They will help you make connections, provide

plenty of fun, and support your transition to college life.

Commune@CollegeMake friends and build a community away

from home. Everything you need comes

together right here: the campus, our dorm

communities, and our social support

programs. And if you’re worried about

getting along with a new roommate, don’t. Our online matching

process has consistently gotten good grades from hundreds of

past freshmen. YOU get to pick your own roommate!

Message2FreshmenUW Freshmen are not required to live in

UW dorms. (Translation: You don’t have

to stuff your life’s belongings into a tiny room during your

first year of college.) Choose to be in charge of your first

year – choose to Dorm@Lucky!

Fun4YouWith our calendar of events, making new

friends in a new city is a lot easier. Here’s

just a sampling of the fun we have planned:

» Dinner on the Rooftop@Lucky

» Cookout@Picnic Point

» Private Tour of Camp Randall Stadium

» UW Homecoming 5k Charity Run/Walk

» Brewers Game Outing

» Water Park@The Dells

» Monday Night Football Party

» Sushi Rolling Lessons

Take A Tour AnytimeIf Dorm@Lucky sounds too good to be true, we’re

not surprised. Come see it for yourself and check

out where you’ll live. Get a real feel for your new

neighborhood. Ask questions. And learn more about

all of your options in person.

Want to schedule a tour? Sign up for your private

tour at DormAtMadison.com/tour — or call

877-36-LUCKY to schedule a tour.

You can also pop in anytime – we’re always open.

We look forward to getting to know you.

You’re 2 steps from independence!Apply Now Complete our EZ 2-step sign-up process and you’re on

your way to having a great dorm and a brand new life:

(1) TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. Fill out our application

at DormsAtMadison.com/apply and we’ll rush

your lease docs — or mail in the enclosed

application form.

(2) SIGN THE LEASE. If you’re set on dorming with

us, don’t wait. (See the details about our easy

cancellation policy when you apply.) Only your

signed lease guarantees you a room of your

choice at the dorm of your choice.


RESERVE YOUR ROOM

I like that I get a dorm community, but with better living conditions.— Scott P. from Green Bay, WI,

@Madison»»»»»»»»YOU DON’T HAVE TO LIVE IN A TYPICAL DORM – YOU HAVE A CHOICE. You think differently than your peers. You want more from your college experience

than most people. You’d like to dorm differently too, in a positive environment

that offers the space to be you. Welcome to Dorm@Lucky in Madison, WI — the

smart choice for college freshmen (and parents) because we give you the most

out of your college buck.

If you’re serious about succeeding at school and life (while having fun along the

way), then shop, compare and be smart. Typical dorms are old dorms – check out

the new choice.

CHECK OUT THE NEW CHOICE»

NOW FIND THE BEST DORM.You’ve found the best college.

Discover a Smarter Way to DormYou don’t have to dorm Old School to fit in at school.

Dorm@Lucky777 University Avenue

Madison, WI 53715 608-237-2777 or 877-36-LUCKY

Fax 608-237-2778DormAtLucky.com

Dorm@Lucky is locally owned and managed by Steve Brown Apartments.

We are the creators and managers of unique private dorm environments. It’s the new way to dorm. Our company is smaller, more flexible, more personable, and we offer choices that fit the family budget. We pride ourselves in providing special one-on-one support to meet the needs of freshman and first-year students. No cookie cutter ideas here. Our programs are customized for each new group of students and based on their interests and schedules.

Our team includes live-in Resident Assistants and Resident Directors, most of whom are current UW-Madison students. These professionals participate in rigorous training that thoroughly prepares them to provide support and guidance in literally any situation — from an academic struggle to a personal crisis. Our training curriculum mirrors those found at our nation’s top universities. Learn more about Steve Brown Apartments at DormsAtMadison.com/about-us.

25 Years of Experience4You

STEP 1: Pick your room style.

STEP 2: Read our cancellation policy.

Signing your lease is risk free – if you chooseto attend a school that’s not in Madison, youwill be released from your obligation providedthe following apply:

» You notify us in writing before June 1, 2017.

» You provide a copy of the denial or admittance to the other school.

» You are not cancelling your lease to change living arrangements in Madison. Your initial $50 deposit will remain non-refundable.

Double Room: Share a bedroom with one room-mate and share a 3- or 4-bedroom apartment with up to seven other people.

Premium Double Room: Share a bedroom with one roommate and share a 2- or 3-bedroom apart-ment with up to three other people.

Single Room: Have a bedroom to yourself and share a 3- or 4-bedroom apartment with up to three other people.

Premium Single Room: Live by yourself in a 1-bedroom apartment.

See room styles and floorplan examples on the back.

Address: 777 University Ave., Madison, WI 53715Phone: 877-36-LUCKY • Fax: 608-237-2778

ROOM STYLE EACH ANNUAL

Double $840 $7,560

Premium Double $940 $8,460

Single $1,335 $12,015

Premium Single $1,840 $16,560

STEP 3: Let us know how to reach you.

Student Contact Information – ALL Fields Are Required

First Name ___________________________________________ Last Name ___________________________________________________

Address Line 1 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address Line 2 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________________________ Country ___________________________________________________

State/Province/Region __________________________________________________________ ZIP/Postal Code ___________________

Cell #_______________________________________ Email _____________________________________________________________________

Year In School ¨Freshman ¨Sophomore ¨Junior ¨Senior Öther ___________________________________________

Gender: ¨F ¨M Date of Birth _____________________________________________________________________________________

School Attending: ÜW-Madison ¨Madison College Ëdgewood College Öther _______________________________

How Did You Hear About Us?___________________________________________________________________________________________

Guarantor Contact Information (A guarantor is someone who agrees to pay your contract amount if you can’t.)

First Name ___________________________________________ Last Name ___________________________________________________

Address Line 1 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address Line 2 ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

City ______________________________________________________ Country ___________________________________________________

State/Province/Region __________________________________________________________ ZIP/Postal Code ___________________

Date of Birth ____________________ Cell #______________________ Email ___________________________________________________

Employer _______________________________________________________ Position Held _________________________________________

IMPORTANT: We’ll continue to touch base with you in the coming months to remind you of pending payments and deadlines, and to provide you with complete move in information. If your mailing address, email address, or phone number change at any point before move in day, please be sure to let us know! We need to know where to send your move in information!

STEP 5: Return this application form and pay your deposit.

Return this form and your $50 non-refundable deposit. Please make checks out to SBA Management Services or call to pay by credit or debit card. This $50 non-refundable deposit is applied toward your total $300 security deposit. The remaining $250 is due on or before June 1, 2017.

WHAT’S NEXT? Once we receive your application and deposit, we’ll rush you your lease packet either by mail or by email. Only your signed lease guarantees that you’ll be in the room style of your choice (an application does not), so please return it quickly.

STEP 4: Confirm that you have read the terms of this application form.

By signing your name below you are agreeing to the following:

¨ I have read and agree to the Applicant Acknowledgements and Applicant Statements on the reverse side of this application form.

¨ I am excited to be living in Dorm@Lucky and I understand that this dorm is a privately owned and operated by Steve Brown Apartments.

Student Signature _________________________________________________________________ Date _______________________________

Guarantor Signature _______________________________________________________________ Date _______________________________If applicant fails to sign, this document cannot be considered a valid application for occupancy.

Heat, electric, furniture, laundry, and Internet are included for a flat $35/mo Facilities Fee.

Your total annual contract price is broken into nine equal installment payments. Your first installment payment is due on August 1, 2017. You will make one payment on or before the first of the month, for each subsequent month. Your last payment will be made on April 1, 2018.

Our standard move in day is September 3, 2017.Move out day is May 12, 2018.

Dorm@Lucky is locally owned and managed by Steve Brown Apartments, and is not owned, operated or inspected by the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

APPLICATION FORM Academic Year 2017-2018

Our floorplans provide more style and more space than typical dorm rooms.

PLEASE READ EACH SECTION CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU SIGN THIS APPLICATION:

Applicant Acknowledgements:This document is not a lease, agreement or permit and it is not considered valid for residency unless signed by the applicant. Incomplete application forms, failure to submit an application form for every individual proposed resident and the submission of incomplete earnest money all invalidate the application process and any application(s) submitted containing such omissions may be rejected.By providing your phone number and email you are granting Steve Brown Apartments permission to email or text you important updates, notices, and information. You may opt-out upon receipt.¡ I hereby authorize the Owner, or his Representative, to investigate my credit and financial

responsibility, income, rental and eviction history, criminal background, the statements made in this application, and to obtain a consumer credit report on me from a consumer reporting agency that compiles and maintains files on consumers on a nationwide basis. My perfor-mance under any lease or rental agreement that I may enter into with the Owner may be reported to such reporting agency.

¡ I acknowledge the following fee structure: 1) Rewriting Any Lease or Lease Addenda: varies, $200 max, 2) Sublet Agreements: $175, 3) Non-standard Individual Lease Premium: $125, 4) Additional Residents: $125 per resident, per month.

¡ I warrant and represent that I am at least 18 years of age and that all statements herein are true and correct, to the best of my knowledge.

¡ I understand that application forms incompletely filled out, not submitting an application form for every individual resident, and the submission of incomplete earnest money can all invalidate the application process and that any application(s) submitted containing such omissions may be rejected at Owner’s sole option.

¡ I have reviewed the applicant statement below and agree to the terms listed within.Applicant Statements:• If my application is approved, the Owner and I shall sign a written lease. It is my intent to lease

the apartment units indicated but I understand that the Owner and I have no rental agreement until the time of the lease signing.

• I understand that there is no application fee, nor is there any administrative fee for completing the lease signing process provided there is no change in residents or terms from the time of the

initial submission of (an) application(s) until the signing of the Lease (and guarantor copies if applicable). I also understand that there is a schedule of fees for re-writing leases, completing a second lease-signing process, or creating additional addenda to modify the Lease, either before or after the initial lease signing.

• I have paid the earnest money deposit indicated on this application. The earnest money deposit will be applied toward my security deposit if the Owner enters into a lease or rental agreement with me. The remainder of the earnest money is due at the time said lease or rental agreement is signed.

• If this application is approved, and I fail to enter into a lease or rental agreement, the earnest money and any subsequent payments may be retained to compensate the Owner’s costs and damages, subject to the Owner’s duty to mitigate. A minimum $200 fee plus any costs and damages to re-rent the apartment may be retained, and no earnest moneys shall be refunded unless and until the apartment is re-rented to another party and a new lease signed.

• I have carefully reviewed the unit information section of this application and have received any related documents as to regards the habitability of the dwelling unit from the Owner, or his Representative, and I understand my financial responsibilities as regards the payment of utility billing for this unit. I was given the opportunity to review a sample lease and the Owner’s rules and regulations.

• If this application is rejected, or withdrawn before approval, the earnest money and any subse-quent payments will be refunded to me. Requests to withdraw applications must be made either in writing or in person.

• Although the Owner may not have shown me the specific apartment for which I am applying, or I may not have seen the apartment at all, I fully intend to execute a Lease with the Owner for these Premises.

• Notice about sex offender registry: You may obtain information about the sex offender registry and persons registered with the registry by contacting the Wisconsin Department of Correc-tions on the Internet at http://www.widocoffenders.org or by telephone at (608) 240-5830.

• I understand that I have the right to do any of the following not less than 7 days following the start of my tenancy: 1) Inspect dwelling unit and notify landlord of any pre-existing damages or defects. 2) Request a list, in writing, of physical damages or defects, if any, charged to previous tenant’s security deposit.

If your application for occupancy is denied, do you wish to receive a written explanation of the denial of tenancy? ¡ Yes ¡ No

We do business in accordance with the federal fair housing law (The Fair Housing Amendments Act of 1988). It is illegal to discriminate against any person because of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin.

PREMIUMDOUBLEBedroom A13'2" x 17'2"

PREMIUMDOUBLEBedroom B

10'10" x 15'9"

Bath 29'1" x 10'9"

Bath 110'1" x 11'9"

HVAC

Kitchen8'4" x 13'2"

Patio



bunkable


bunkable

DOUBLEBedroom A10'10" x 16'

DOUBLEBedroom B10' x 10'7"

DOUBLEBedroom C10'9" x 12'

DOUBLEBedroom D10'7" x 12'

Bath 17'9" x 12'2"

Bath 210'2" x 10'

HVAC

Kitchen10'1" x 11'4"

Patio


PILLAR


bunkable

Kitchen

Bath B

Bath B

Living Room12´6˝ X 16´3˝

HVACSHELF

SINGLEBedroom A

9'10" x 11'10"

SINGLEBedroom B

9'10" x 14'4"

SINGLEBedroom C10'2" x 14'9"

PILL

AR

HVAC

Patio

PREMIUMSINGLEBedroom9'9" x 15'


Kitchen10'3" x 11'1" Bath

6'2" x 13'

PREMIUM DOUBLE: Share a bedroom with one roommate and share a 2- or 3-bedroom apartment with up to three other people. There are 18

possible unit styles.

DOUBLE: Share a bedroom with one roommate and share a 3- or 4-bedroom

apartment with up to seven other people. There are 7

possible unit styles.

SINGLE: Have a bedroom to yourself and share a 3- or 4-bedroom apart-ment with up to three

other people. There are 7 possible unit styles.

PREMIUM SINGLE: Have a 1-bedroom apartment

to yourself. There are 11 possible unit styles.

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