About The Mark
The Mark is a branded portfolio of luxury student housing communities developed and operated by Landmark Properties, a large U.S. student‑housing specialist headquartered in Athens, Georgia. These properties are usually situated just off campus near major universities and feature fully furnished apartments, individual‑lease bedrooms, and extensive shared amenities such as rooftop pools, fitness centers, study lounges, computer labs, and social spaces. The Mark communities are designed to provide a high‑end, student‑oriented living experience that blends academic convenience with resort‑style features.
A card charge reading “RPS* The Mark 800-7040154 FL” most likely relates to rent or housing fees paid to a specific The Mark apartment community in Florida (for example, a Tampa, Tallahassee, or Wildwood property) and processed through RealPage’s payment system. RealPage, a major property‑management and payments platform whose product support line uses the same 800‑704‑0154 number, provides online resident payment portals used by many apartment operators, including student housing owners.([realpage.com](https://www.realpage.com/support/property-management/?utm_source=openai)) As a result, charges for rent, application fees, deposits, utilities pass‑throughs, or other housing‑related costs from The Mark may appear on bank statements with an “RPS*” or RealPage‑related prefix and this toll‑free number rather than the local property’s phone number.
If you have questions about this charge, start by logging into your resident or leasing portal for The Mark (often linked from the specific property’s website, such as The Mark Tampa or The Mark Tallahassee) and checking your payment history, current balance, and any automatic payment settings. You can also contact your local leasing office during business hours for a ledger or clarification of what was billed. If the charge still appears unfamiliar, reach out to RealPage support using the 800‑704‑0154 number on your statement, as this line is listed for RealPage product and Propertyware support and is associated with their payment and resident‑portal services.([realpage.com](https://www.realpage.com/support/property-management/?utm_source=openai)) Ask them to look up the transaction by date and amount and confirm the connected property and resident account; if they cannot verify it or you suspect fraud, contact your bank to dispute the charge and consider placing a card replacement or fraud alert.