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Fantastic 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom second-level unit with recent updates in the Wedgwood Addition of Fort Worth is available now. This charming upstairs unit offers 918 sq ft of living space in a quiet 4-plex built in 1981. Inside you’ll find- Wood-like flooring and a bright, airy living room with a cozy fireplace Dining area and galley kitchen with electric range & oven, vent hood, and dishwasher provided Laundry hook-ups for your own washer-dryer Two spacious bedrooms with plenty of natural light, walk-in closet, and ceiling fans A covered patio and private storage closet for your use The layout is comfortable and functional, perfect for relaxing or entertaining. Convenient location- Near I-20 with easy access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and major roadways — while still offering a peaceful, well-kept community setting. Pets welcome Special Offer- Get $200 off your first month’s rent if you sign a lease by October 31st for early November move-in Don’t miss the chance to make this lovely property your new home — contact us today to schedule a viewing and apply.

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Tenant Selection Criteria

Tenant Selection Criteria
Pursuant to Texas Property Code Section 92.3515 and the Fair Credit Reporting Act, 15 U.S.C.A., Section 1681, Chapter 41, the
following tenant selection criteria are being provided to you. The following constitute grounds upon which Landlord will be basing
the decision to lease a property to an applicant:
1. Criminal History: Landlord will perform a criminal history check on each applicant residing in a property who is 18 years of
age and older. Landlord’s decision to lease property may be influenced by criminal activity.
2. Previous Rental History: Landlord will verify a previous rental history using the information provided on the Lease
Application. Failure to provide the requested information, provision of inaccurate information, or information learned upon
contacting previous landlords may influence Landlord’s decision to lease the Property to you.
3. Current Income: Landlord may ask for verification of income as stated on the Lease Application. Depending upon the
rental amount being asked for the Property, sufficiency of income along with the ability to verify the stated income, may
influence Landlord’s decision to lease the Property to you.
4. Credit History: Landlord will obtain a Credit Reporting Agency (CRA) report, commonly referred to as a credit report, in
order to verify credit history. Landlord’s decision to lease the Property may be based upon information obtained from this
report.
5. Failure to Provide Accurate Information in Application(s): Failure to provide accurate information on the application or
provision of information that is unverifiable will be considered by Landlord when making the decision to lease the Property.
6. Other: Landlord may have other criteria pertinent to a particular property which will be disclosed.
7. Negatives: The following items shall be considered negatives and may provide sufficient grounds to decline an applicant(s)
and household members:
Any OPEN bankruptcy which has not been discharged.
Negative or incomplete rental reference or would not re-rent documentation.
Any collection filed by a property management company or apartment complex.
Any eviction or unlawful detainer action.
Any income level or combined income level which does not meet the minimum income requirements.
Any conviction of, or reasonable cause to believe, that any illegal drug is currently being used and/or has in the past been used,
possessed or sold by any household member.
Any false or misleading information provided by the applicant on the written application or omission of a material fact.
A credit report that shows current instability.
Any conviction for criminal activity by any household member.
Any household member that is a registered or unregistered sex offender.
Two (2) or more charges for Domestic Violence (defendant in criminal cases) or charges that are Domestic Violence related,
and/or two (2) or more petitions filed against applicant for Orders of Protection (respondent in civil cases).
Reasonable likelihood to believe that a household member’s abuse or pattern of abuse of alcohol interferes with the health, safety
or right to peaceful enjoyment of the resident community.
Reasonable likelihood to believe that a household member’s illegal use or pattern of illegal use of a drug may interfere with
health, safety, or right to peaceful enjoyment of the resident community.
Reasonable likelihood that the applicant will be unwilling or unable to pay rent.
Reasonable likelihood that the applicant or those acting under his or her control will interfere with the health, safety, security or
the right of peaceful enjoyment of the resident community.
Reasonable likelihood that the applicant or those acting under his or her control will cause intentional damage or destruction to
the property or surrounding premises.