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Progress Residential Fees & Rental Bill Guide

Progress Residential publishes a detailed leasing-fee page. RentBillCheck uses that company-published information as a starting point, then asks the renter to verify the exact home, state, lease and current fee sheet because fees and services vary by location and property.

Last reviewed: August 30, 20262 official sources cited
Application fee$55 / adult applicant

Current Progress leasing-fee page describes it as non-refundable.

Lease administration fee$125 one time

Current official fee page says it covers lease preparation.

Utility service feeOften $9.99/month

Official page lists a monthly fee for covered homes, with state/provider exceptions.

Smart-home technology$19.99–$30/month

Official page lists the range for homes with the feature.

What to check on a Progress Residential bill

  • Application and lease administration fees
  • Security-deposit amount
  • Utility management and setup fees
  • Smart-home, solar, pool, landscaping and septic fees
  • State-specific exceptions and total-monthly-rent disclosures

Why a company-published fee list is useful

It gives a renter a concrete comparison point for a quote, lease or ledger. But a published fee page is not a universal price guarantee: the home, state, service features, provider and date can change the applicable charge.

Best way to review a Progress quote or bill

  • Save the listing/quote and the leasing-fee page shown at the time you applied.
  • List every mandatory recurring fee and run the Rental Fee Calculator.
  • Check whether the official fee page states a state-specific exception.
  • For utility charges, identify actual usage versus service/setup fees and which billing provider is used.
  • Use the state guide for deposit and move-out rules.
Company page ≠ legal conclusion. A regulator complaint, settlement or company fee page does not by itself decide whether your individual charge is valid. Match the exact property, lease, dates, evidence and state/local law.

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