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It is possible to find your dream home for rent and make it your own. Renting a home can be a great way to live in a desirable location or try out a new neighborhood without the commitment of buying a property. With a little research and patience, you can find a rental property that fits your lifestyle and budget. Start by determining your rental budget and desired location. Consider factors such as proximity to work, schools, shopping, and entertainment. You can use online rental search platforms or work with a real estate agent to help you find suitable properties that meet your criteria. Once you have found a few properties that interest you, schedule a viewing to get a better sense of the property and the surrounding area. Take note of the property's condition, layout, and amenities, as well as any potential issues that may need to be addressed. When you find a property that you love, be prepared to act quickly. Rental properties can go quickly, especially in desirable areas, so be prepared to submit your application and any required documentation promptly. This may include proof of income, credit reports, and references. If your application is accepted, review the lease agreement carefully before signing. Make sure you understand the terms and conditions of the lease, including the rental rate, security deposit, and any additional fees or charges. With a little effort and patience, you can find your dream home for rent and enjoy all the benefits of living in a great location without the commitment of owning a property.

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Tenant Selection Criteria

Requirement Qualifications: Your Gross Monthly Income should be three (3) times the monthly rent amount or greater and verifiable. Legally married couples and roommates may combine incomes.

Rental History: You must list your last two (2) landlord's information. You must give your current landlord a written Notice to Vacate to the prior processing of your application. Current and previous residencies must be verifiable, free of evictions, judgments, and unpaid rents. A previous breached lease may result in application denial.

Proof of Income: Submit four (4) of your most recent pay stubs. If a new hire, submit on employer's company letterhead your hire date, gross monthly income and signature of Human Resources or Supervisor. If self-employed, provide the last two (2) year's tax returns or 1099's.

Credit History: To determine satisfactory credit worthiness, we obtain a report from a credit-reporting agency. A bankruptcy must be discharged for at least two (2) years.

Criminal History: No one convicted of a violent or property crime, or any felony, will be approved.

Prior to move in, tenants may be required to provide proof of Renter's Insurance listing the landlord as an Additional Insured.