Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Please see our answers to questions we often receive below.

Is there an application fee?

Once you have found your home, a $40 non-refundable application fee is required for each applicant.

This fee covers the cost of completing your credit and background check.

We strive to keep our costs as low as possible and to qualify every application we receive.

If no homes are available for you and your household now, you can still submit an application NOW to get “pre-approved.” Once approved, you will be first in line on the next available home that fits your guidelines.

Our online Rental Application is Ready For You Now, just click Apply now.

Is a security deposit required?

Security deposit will depend on your overall credit quality, but is typically equivalent to one month’s rent PLUS $100.00.

How do you evaluate applicants?

We are happy and pleased you are considering one of our homes. Our requirement standards for qualifying to rent a home are simple and fair.

You must have:

– Gross monthly income must be at least 3 times the monthly rent.

– A favorable credit history.

– Be employed or furnish acceptable proof of required income.

– Good references from landlords along with being clean & responsible.

– Only occupy 2 persons per bedroom.

Bad Credit will NOT Prevent You from Qualifying!

Compensating factors to qualify can be:
– Additional Deposit
– Pre-Paid Rent
– Rent to Own – Rent with Option To Buy
– Co-Signer
for the purpose of helping applicants qualify who do not meet the initial qualifying standards.

We look forward to working with you and are is committed to providing equal professional service without regard to race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or national origin of any prospective client or customer.

How can I see a home?

Are animals allowed?

We love animals as much as your do. Safe and legal animals that do not damage or reduce value of property may be allowed with an animal deposit and animal fee.

Each Animal MUST submit an application with a photo.

Each Animal MUST weigh less than 30 pounds.

Each Animal MUST not be on the the list of dangerous animals defined by insurance companies.

What should I consider before looking at a home?

Even before starting to look at homes, find out what price home you can afford.

In general, the rule of thumb in renting a home is that the monthly rent should not be more than 30% of your net monthly income.

You can always pay rent in advance to avoid the income qualifier.

Co-Signers may be used to qualify for income.