RENTAL CRITERIA
All prospective tenants that will be living in the home or leasing the commercial space must view property in-person with the licensed leasing agent.
Each occupant over the age of 18 years old will need to submit a completed application and be prepared for the following:
A. Income Verification
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Provide proof of income (three times (3x) the rent amount).
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Three most recent consecutive pay stubs must be submitted with applications.
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If self-employed, we will need 3 years of tax returns.
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If not currently employed, or if income is not three times (3x) the rent amount, three months of bank statements must be submitted.
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Deniable factors: Unemployed, unable to verify income or funds in accounts, or insufficient income and/or funds.
B. Rental History
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Current and previous residence history with contact number and email of landlords. Provide two-years rental history.
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Current and previous residences must be verifiable.
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If home was owned, proof of mortgage payments will need to be submitted.
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Any type of eviction or breach of contract may result in application being denied or an increase in deposit.
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A lack of verifiable rental history or rental history less than 24-months may require a guarantor, additional deposit, or both.
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Deniable factors: eviction, unfulfilled lease obligations, NSF checks, property damage, and other factors.
C. Credit Reporting
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All applicants will have a TransUnion credit report run to determine their payment history, income verification, criminal background, and eviction history.
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Deniable factors: open bankruptcy, tax liens, unpaid rent collection judgment by court, and other reasons.
D. Criminal Background
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Each applicant's criminal history will be reviewed.
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Applicants will be denied for felonies within the last 7 years involving manufacture or distribution of controlled substances.
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Applicants with other felonies will be considered individually using the following mitigating factors:
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facts & circumstances of the conduct & age at time of conduct
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evidence of good tenancy before and after the felony
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nature & severity of the conviction
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time since the conviction
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Criminal history that indicates that a tenancy could result in a direct threat to the health or safety of other individuals or substantial physical damage to the property of the owner or the property of others may result in a denial.
E. Pet Policy
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Some of the homes will allow pets and some homes will not. Each case is strictly based on owner approval.
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Every pet will need to be screened through Petscreening.com
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There will be pet deposits required for all pets.