Prospective Tenant FAQs
You can view all of our currently available properties on our Rentals Page. This page is updated regularly, so be sure to check back often for the latest listings.
Unfortunately, we cannot hold a property until your application is fully approved and a good faith deposit has been submitted. This policy ensures that all applicants have an equal opportunity to secure the property.
A good faith deposit is a temporary payment used to reserve the property once you are approved. Once the lease is signed, this deposit will be converted into your security deposit. Until that point, it functions as a show of commitment to renting the property.
Simply visit our Online Application Portal to get started. The process will guide you through submitting personal information, rental history, and any required documents.
Our basic rental requirements include a $60 application fee for every adult 18 and over, a total deposit equaling the security deposit plus the first month’s rent (assuming a 600+ credit score), verifiable rental history, non-refundable pet fee of $250 (if applicable), verifiable employment and income, a household net monthly income of at least 2.5 times the monthly rent, and no history of evictions, felonies, or bankruptcies within the past seven years. If you have any concerns about meeting these requirements, please reach out to discuss possible options.
Utility policies vary by property. Some rentals may include certain utilities—such as water or garbage collection—while others require tenants to set up and pay for utilities on their own. Please review the property’s listing or contact us for specifics.
Once you submit a complete application, we strive to process it within 1-2 business days. Factors such as response times from references, verification of employment, or credit checks may affect the timeline.
Yes, in some cases we allow co-signers if the primary applicant does not meet certain criteria. The co-signer will need to undergo the same application and approval process, and must be willing to take on financial responsibility if the primary tenant cannot meet their obligations.
Rent is typically due on the first of each month. We accept various secure payment methods, including online payments through our resident portal, ACH transfers, and personal checks or money orders, depending on the property’s policies.
For standard maintenance requests, simply submit a work order through our online tenant portal or contact our office. In the case of an emergency—such as a severe leak or electrical hazard—please follow the emergency instructions provided in your lease agreement or contact us immediately for assistance.
