
Move in now. Pay over time.
Spread out your move-in costs into smaller, more affordable installments that align with your budget.
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Ease upfront costs with Move-in
How Move-in works




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See how a $1300 move-in payment breaks down across different payment plans
Available at select properties
Frequently asked questions
You can use Flex to pay your security deposit, first month’s rent, and most other one-time charges required by your property.
Move-in is only available at select partner properties. You’ll see it as an option when your lease is approved, or you can check with your leasing team to confirm.
Eligibility is based on a few simple checks, including your income, Flex account history, and a soft credit check (which won’t impact your credit score).
Your property will know right away once you pay in full or make your initial payment with Flex. Payments will appear on the property side almost instantly, and you can move in right away.
A payment plan lets you break up your move-in costs into smaller monthly payments, instead of paying all at once. This is called a “term loan”—a fixed loan you pay back over 3 or 6 months with a set interest rate (16.95%–23.84% APR). There’s also a one-time bill payment fee of 1% of your initial payment. Move-in payment plans are available to eligible customers in select states.
At this time, you can only use one Flex product at a time. If you’re currently using Rent, you’ll need to close your Rent account before using Move-in. Once closed, you may be eligible to pay your move-in costs in full through Flex Move-in, but you won’t be able to use the pay over time option if you’ve ever used Flex Rent before.
If you rely on Flex Rent for ongoing cash-flow flexibility, we don’t recommend closing your Rent account in order to use Move-in.




