Two family home on a quiet street. Apartment is located on second floor. Close to downtown and major roadways, but far enough away from the riffraff. Apartment has private entrance. This apartment does qualify for section 8 housing or vouchers. LGBTQ+ friendly Suitable for 1 to 2 adults as tenants- that would share the single bedroom. **Due to a number of queries from people with children, I will clarify that there is only one bedroom. The city of Sanford's fire codes for rental units has specific guidelines for rooms being used as bedrooms. This unit only has one bedroom that meets those requirements. People will not be able to sleep in other rooms that are not that one bedroom. Less than a mile from the hospital in Sanford, 20 minutes from hospital in Biddeford. Close to Route 202 and 109. 20 minutes from I-95 (in either Wells or Biddeford). Quiet neighborhood, quiet neighbors. Close to shopping and downtown area. Upstairs hallway storage. Heat and hot water included. Newer appliances. Driveway snow removal. Offstreet parking for two vehicles. No onsite laundry, but a few laundromats nearby and one that has 24 hour access. Month-to-month lease only. First month's rent (prorated based on move-in date if necessary) and security deposit (one month's rent) required, due at lease signing. No pets at all- including in tanks or terrariums. No smoking. Expenses to expect: Electric, cable/internet, and city trash removal are not included. Electric averages about $80-110/month depending on usage like air conditioning. Breezeline offers internet access for $50/month (other cable providers are available in the area). Sanford city trash bags are $18 for a roll of 8, 15 gallon bags or 5, 33 gallon bags. Unfortunately, All city trash pickup needs to be placed in these poor quality, overpriced, orange trash bags. Renter is responsible for purchasing their own city trash bags. Trash and Recycling bins provided by landlord. Background check (completed through Zillow application process). Credit check. (I live in the real world. It's ok if you don't have perfect credit. I do not hold imperfect credit against people, nor do I put too much stock in the score itself. More important to me is the debt to income, current state of delinquency and what type of accounts a person is delinquent on.) Income verification- paystubs, 1099, or other documents depending on the type of employment, will be required. Previous eviction check- Zillow checks for previous evictions, but I also run a public records check myself.
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