2152 N 112th St, Seattle, WA 98133

Quiet and freeway close Well maintained and quiet complex. Close to mall and freeway and Light Rail. Walking distance to Seattle Community College, restaurants, and movie theatres. The building has a secure entry and intercom system. Elevator will take you from secure basement parking to any floor. This is very useful for groceries and any other items you may carry. Private and secure storage unit on site for you at no charge. Unit has a small covered balcony that faces the courtyard. Washer and dryer in unit. (Renter responsible for maintenance) Kitchen has stove, oven, dishwasher and garbage disposal. Owner pays trash and sewer. One year lease Lease terms: Non-smoking unit Owner pays Water, Sewer and Trash Application fee: $45.00 per adult (Includes credit screening) Reusable Tenant screening report is not accepted Deposit: $1325. Dedicated and secure parking space for $50 per month. Pet Rent: $50 / month (must be housebroken, between 2 and 8 years old) HOA renter deposit: $200 Required: 1st months' rent and deposit. Required: 680 Credit score and verification of stable rental history and work history. No Guarantors / cosigners. The following information will be accessed as part of the screening of any applications for tenancy: - All information on your Application for Tenancy. - Your rental history via any identifiable prior Landlords - Credit reports via a third party Consumer Reporting Agency - Public records regarding registration as a sex offender - Personal references. - Verification of employment and/or income (or rental subsidy) amounts. - Public records regarding civil court records. - Any other information provided by the applicant (such as anticipated length of tenancy, tenancy commencement date, etc.). - Applicant on time for showing appointment, or timely call to reschedule (failure to do so results in denial of the application). - Positive government issued picture ID for all adult (over 18 years of age or emancipated minor) occupants (failure to provide ID results in denial of the application). - Fully completed application, without material omissions, for every occupant (over 18 years of age or emancipated minor), with no material misstatements or omissions. - Applications will not be reviewed until received in full. Rental History: - For applicants with prior rental history, favorable references must be received from minimum of last two landlords (i.e., timely rent payment, no damage in excess of normal wear and tear, no documented rules violations, timely issuance of notices of intent to vacate and compliance therewith). Any negative history from a prior landlord is grounds for denial of tenancy. - For applicants without prior rental history, adequate personal references for equivalent to two favorable past landlord references. Absence of such references will result in denial of the application. - If your former landlord(s) do not respond to requests for information within 48 hours of being contacted, that will result in denial of the application due to unavailability of verifiable favorable rental history. Additional Grounds for Denial of Applications (based upon civil court records, or references): - Reasonable likelihood that a past history of abuse of alcohol may or will interfere with the health, safety or right of peaceful enjoyment by other members of the community. - Reasonable likelihood that a past history of use of illegal drugs (or unauthorized use of legal drugs) may or will interfere with the health, safety or right of peaceful enjoyment by other members of the community. - Reasonable likelihood that a past history of applicant or those acting under his or her control will interfere with the health, safety or right of peaceful enjoyment by neighbors or other members of the community. - Reasonable likelihood that a past history of applicant or those acting under his or her control will cause damage or destruction to the dwelling unit or surrounding property. - Reasonable likelihood based on income and credit that the applicant will not be able to timely satisfy the financial obligations of tenancy. - Reasonable likelihood based on rental and personal history that the applicant may cause damage to the property, or become a nuisance to neighbors or the community. - Due to unavailability of the Property. Even very well qualified applicants may be denied if another application for the property has already been approved. Please note that, while equivalent applications are processed in the order received, such other factors as the requested date of the commencement of tenancy, or an applicant offering a higher rent amount may result in priority of another application. - Renter's Insurance required - Maximum occupancy is 1 (one) person. - To apply for tenancy, you must first have a tour of the interior and exterior of the building. The following Seattle Municipal codes apply: SMC14.08.015-The Seattle Open Housing Poster must be posted at any property visited by prospective tenants SMC 14.08.050- requires that the landlord must offer tenancy to the first tenant to apply that meets their minimum screening criteria. The law includes many specific requirements such as: A notice detailing instructions for application and minimum criteria for acceptance must be included with any rental advertisement, posted at the property and given to each person before they submit an application. Applications must be marked with date/time received and date / time reviewed and considered complete. Completed applications must be fully processed in order received. If a person requests additional time to complete their application due to a language barrier or disability, the date of their request determines that person's place in line of completed applications. If you ask an applicant for additional information not specified in your application/criteria notice, you must provide that person 72 hours to respond and place any subsequent applications behind that person in line. After offering tenancy to an applicant, you must allow 48 hours for that person to respond before moving on to subsequent applications SMC 14.09- prohibits any landlord from gaining knowledge of criminal history on a prospective tenant or tenant. A narrow exception allows for an individualized risk assessment of a person who is on the public sexual offender registry for a crime committed as an adult.