Yes, we accept section 8, but we must ensure that the voucher limit does not exceed the rental amount. You should contact your case manager and attend a move-out meeting to find out your voucher limits. These are sometimes referred to as your “shopping numbers.” You would then provide this information on our rental application.
Is there a certain credit score applicants or cosigners need to qualify?
Applicants/LesseesMost of our approved applicant groups have credit scores that are 700 or above, and their gross incomes are approximately 2.5 times their apportionment of the monthly rent. Co-signers/GuarantorsMost of our approved applicant groups have credit scores that are 750 or above, and their combined gross incomes are approximately 3 times the total rental amount. […]
What is the difference between a video or virtual tour?
Video tours are pre-recorded. Group virtual tours are live events during which our property manager will be onsite at the rental. Applicants will connect to the property manager via either Facetime or GoogleMeet so that our property manager can live-stream video of the apartment to be viewed by the applicant remotely. While not pre-recorded, the […]
Can I tour a listing that I’m interested in?
Many residents don’t just live in their homes, it’s also the place they attend online meetings for work or school. So out of respect for our current residents, we now limit the foot traffic in all of our rentals by setting up tours after (1) application review and (2) approval. The first step is for […]
Do you have any available rentals other than those on your website?
What we have on our website is what we have available. Applicants who don’t see an available listing that meets their needs can stay informed by signing up for our Rental Notification List and they will receive an email notification when a new rental hits the market.
Can I use student loans as a source of income on my rental application?
Student loans are not considered a qualified income source for the purpose of a rental application, but recent, current, or soon-to-be full-time students may instead use a co-signer or guarantor.