1500 Shirley St Ne · Apartment for Rent

LONG TERM TRADITIONAL RENTAL! Discover this inviting 3-bedroom, 2-bath home in Albuquerque, NM, offering a convenient location across the street from nearby amenities. The property features Xeroscape landscaping and a turf yard for low-maintenance outdoor living, plus a fenced yard for privacy and security. Inside, enjoy a huge family room that provides flexible space for gatherings and everyday living with new evaporative cooling in the Summer and 2 wall furnaces for heating in the Winter. Well-suited for those seeking a comfortable, easy-care home in a desirable area. Get in line as we will start showing this property June 1! TENANT FEE SCHEDULE Homeowner Association Fee: No Association Fee for This Property Water: Per Monthly billing from Authority Sewer: Per Monthly billing from Authority Trash Collection: Per Monthly billing from Authority Electricity: Per Monthly billing from Authority Natural Gas / Propane: Per Monthly billing from Authority Cable TV / Internet: Per Monthly billing from Authority Returned check / NSF fee: $35.00* Late Rent Fee after the First of the Month: 10% of monthly rent Monthly Finance Charge on unpaid account: 1.5% 7 day notice of violation Re-Inspection: $95.00* Management company Labor Rate $95.00 per hour Application Fee: $50.00 /Applicant over 18 Pet Rent: $50.00 / mo. / pet Tenant lockout fee – Provide access: $150.00 / visit* Service Work Order request through Service Portal: No Charge Service Work Order request by phone, fax, email: $45.00 / ticket* Tenant property left behind after move-out storage fees: $2.50 per square foot of offsite storage space / mo.* Trip charge to physically post violation Notices: $95.00* Remove Trash from Property after tenant moves out: Cost plus 20% or minimum of $200.00* *plus gross receipts tax - Per Section7-9-3.5 Regulation 3 2 1 17 (B) (1) of the New Mexico Tax Code, “Receipts derived from additional charges made in conjunction with the rental or leasing of property employed in New Mexico are subject to the gross receipts tax.”