FAQs

With Individual Leases, you are only responsible for your rent. You aren’t liable for your roommates’ rent at all! Unlike a traditional lease or a joint lease, if your roommate transfers, graduates, or fails to pay his/her rent, it does not affect you or your lease. College students have enough to worry about. An individual lease is one less thing!

In our effort to create a more enjoyable living environment for the student renter, we now require all residents to carry an active renter’s insurance or tenant liability policy during their lease term. Requiring basic liability coverage has become a common practice in apartment living to provide peace of mind and protection from the unforeseen events that sometimes occur. Our required tenant liability coverage works to protect the resident from liability exposure created while your student is away from home, including but not limited to negligent damage to the apartment unit, negligent damage to another resident’s property or even injuries to guests while visiting. Or if you choose to enroll in a more robust renter’s insurance policy, you may be able to protect belongings such as text books, phones, electronics and other valuables in the event of theft or destruction. As long as your chosen policy meets the minimum coverage outlined in your lease agreement, feel free to pick any provider you feel is the best fit for you. If you don’t feel like searching for an insurance provider, we offer an easy way to enroll in the minimum liability only coverage as part of your rent payment.

Yes! At Riverwalk, we love our pets, and we want you to bring them with you! Make sure to register with the office and be advised that pet fees, additional pet rent and breed restrictions may apply.