3749 E Euclid Ave, Orange, CA 92869

Property shown by appointment only. Freshly painted two story home with new appliances and carpeting. Very clean. Kitchen with custom cabinets and granite countertop. Five bedroom house with family room and living room. Relaxing backyard with fruit trees. Walking distance to elementary, junior high school & high school. Very nice tranquil neighborhood near to El Modena high school. The neighbors are friendly. Gardener included. Landlord reserves the right to select the best candidate. Renters must purchase rental insurance. Renter pays all utilities. No smoking or drugs on premises. Only individuals listed on the lease can occupy the property. Any additional persons occupying the property for more than 7 days must be added to the lease with a rental rate increase of $1000 per month per person. A surety bond can be used if income requirement are not met A surety bond (or rental surety/lease guarantee bond) is a three-party agreement: You (the tenant/principal): Pay a non-refundable premium (typically 10 20%+ of the equivalent security deposit amount, or a monthly fee). Surety company: Issues the bond and guarantees coverage to the landlord for things like unpaid rent, damages beyond normal wear and tear, or lease breaches (up to a set limit, often 1 2 months' rent). Landlord (obligee): Receives protection without holding your large cash deposit. If a claim is paid out, you remain fully responsible for reimbursing the surety company it's not "free insurance" for the tenant. Some products function more like rent guarantee insurance or institutional guarantor services, where the provider backs your lease qualification. Popular Providers and Options Rhino and similar: Focus on security deposit alternatives via surety bonds. Insurent, TheGuarantors, PandaGuarantee: Offer lease guaranty products. Helpful for international renters, those without U.S. credit history, or people who don't meet strict income/credit thresholds. Often approved quickly (e.g., within 24 hours). Others like Jetty, Leap, or Sure also provide bond/insurance-style options. Costs vary by credit, location, and risk but are generally much lower upfront than a full deposit (e.g., hundreds instead of thousands).