Charming midcentury 2 bedroom plus office, with A/C, garage, & fenced backyard oasis. Enjoy the two-level deck, vintage touches and hardwood floors. Tons of storage inside finished basement. Located in the Piedmont neighborhood on Vancouver/Williams bike corridor. Close to Interstate MAX, Adidas, PCC Cascade, University of Portland. Non-smoking home; small dog ok. Lease Terms $2,100/mo. $35 application fee charged by Zillow (required for each adult) $1,500 damage deposit (refundable) 1 year lease *Tenant pays all utilities except garbage, which is paid by landlord. *Dog under 35 lbs. ok upon review w/$300 pet fee (non-refundable). No more than 2 pets. *This home is not an Accessible Dwelling Unit. *non-smoking home* *Tenant is responsible for some yard maintenance; lawn mowing is done by landscaper. *Open Application Period for this property begins on 10/07/24 at noon which is 72 hours after notice of unit availability was originally posted. The screening fee is $32.95 Rental Screening Criteria Policy If you feel you might meet the guidelines for qualifying, we encourage you to submit an application. An incomplete application will not be considered. Please Note: The open application period begins (10/7 at noon) at least 72 hours after the notice of unit availability is posted & applications are processed in the order received. If applications are received before the open application period, they are subject to an 8 hour penalty and processed in the order received. Application Process Each person 18 years of age or older must complete and sign an application. Only the applicants may reside in the property. If a co-signer is necessary, the co-signer must also complete and sign an application. The acceptance of a co-signer is not normal policy and is subject to individual approval or denial by the Owner. The co-signer must be a local living in Multnomah, Clackamas or Washington counties. Co-Signers may only be considered for applicants who meet the screening criteria except for lack of income. To apply and be considered, applicants must submit a non-refundable processing fee of $32.95 with the application. Screening fees are to be paid online (no cash). Applications will not be processed without the correct funds and all documentation attached. Applications with missing or false information will not be considered. No more than two residents per bedroom are permitted. Applications will be processed in accordance with current Oregon law, and Portland Oregon law. Applications will not be denied because of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, familial status. Applications will be contacted within 3 business days of submitting the application and payment of the processing fee, as to the status of their application. The first rent payment must be paid within 24 hours of receiving a Welcome Letter and Lease Agreement. If not received within 24 hours, we reserve the right to cancel your rental application and move on to the next rental application. An approved applicant will have 48 hours to execute the lease agreement. An application is considered complete once all necessary documentation has been supplied; every applicant who is over 18 and will be residing in the home has applied; and all processing fees have been paid. If an application is denied and the applicant wishes to appeal the decision, they have 30 days to begin the appeal process. To appeal a denied application, contact our office. Income Criteria and Verification When multiple persons will reside in a unit, the applicants may choose which adults will be financially responsible, and which will be tenants with no financial responsibility. Applicant vs. Non-Applicant Tenant. An applicant assumes financial responsibility, and can be screened for financial responsibility. A non-applicant tenant assumes no financial responsibility, and cannot be screened for financial responsibility. A non-applicant tenant can be screened for factors related to maintenance and conduct. Evaluating Non-Applicant Tenants. Adult non-applicant tenants may be screened solely for factors related to maintaining property, and for conduct consistent with the health, safety or peaceful enjoyment of premises by other residents or the landlord, and to evaluate prospective tenants' ability to comply with the landlord's Rules of Residency. While non-applicant tenants are not screened for financial responsibility, they may be required to sign Rules of Residency. Applicant's gross monthly income must be at least two times the amount of the monthly rent. Income will be verified from copies of the prior two month's pay stubs provided with the application or by a phone conversation with the applicant's supervisor. Reliable and legal documentation and telephone numbers are required to verify income. Self-employed applicants must provide the most recent tax returns and immediate past 3 months of bank statements. Credit Criteria A credit report, criminal background check, and rental history will be obtained for each applicant 18 years of age or older. Reports supplied by applicants will not be accepted. A credit score below 660 could be denied or require a larger deposit. If requested by the tenant, the additional amounts may be paid in installments over a period of up to three (3) months. Rental History Requirements One year of verifiable rental or mortgage history from a current third party is required. Rental history demonstrating residency, but not current third party rental history, will require an additional security deposit equal to 50% of one month's rent or qualified co-signer. (Rental references ending 12 months prior to the date of application will not be considered current.) An eviction-free rental history is required. Rental history reflecting past due rent or an outstanding balance will be denied. If a landlord gives a negative reference or refuses to give a reference, the application will be denied. Application may be refused to be processed if the applicant has verifiable, repeated Rental Agreement violations - with the same landlord - with the most recent violation having occurred within 365 days of the submission date, and if the landlord has provided the applicant with copies of the considered violation notices. Landlord will: a. Consider relevant individualized evidence of mitigating factors, which may include: the facts or circumstances surrounding the criminal conduct; the age of the convicted person at the time of the conduct; time since the criminal conduct; time since released from incarceration or completion of parole; evidence that the individual has maintained a good tenant history before and/or after the conviction or conduct; and evidence of rehabilitation efforts. Landlord may request additional information and may consider whether there have been multiple Convictions as part of this process. b. Notify applicant of the results of the Landlord's review within a reasonable time after receipt of all required information. c. Hold the unit for which the application was received for a reasonable time under all the circumstances to complete the review unless prior to receipt of applicants written request (if made after denial) the unit was committed to another applicant. Identification Any of the following (or combination thereof) are acceptable to verify the name, date of birth, and photo of an applicant: Evidence of a Social Security Number (SSN Card) Valid Permanent Resident Alien Registration Receipt Card Immigrant Visa Individual Tax Payer Identification Number (ITIN) Non-immigrant Visa Any government-issued identification regardless of expiration date Any non-governmental identification or combination of identifications that would permit a reasonable verification of identity Consideration of Supplemental Evidence When conducting an Individual Assessment, all Supplemental Evidence that an applicant provides (with their completed application) to explain, justify, or negate the relevance of potentially negative information revealed through screening will be considered and accepted.
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