741 Gladys Ave, APT A, Long Beach, CA 90804

"Unit shown with staging; furnishings not included." Welcome home to this charming 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom upstairs unit featuring a fresh full paint throughout and a beautifully updated interior! The unit offers a gas stove, refrigerator, granite countertops, ceramic flooring, wood flooring, blinds, window screens, and a gas wall heater. The bathtub has also been professionally reglazed for a clean, updated look. Pets 25 lbs and under are welcome with a $350 pet deposit and $35 monthly pet rent. Enjoy the convenience of onsite laundry and a comfortable, inviting space to call home! **MOVE IN SPECIAL $500 OFF 1ST MONTHS RENT** MOVE-IN SPECIAL ON APPROVED CREDIT OF 680 FICO OR HIGHER To Qualify: Credit score must be no less than 620 Deposit based on credit & residential history. Monthly gross income to qualify must be 2 times the rent (calculated based on applicant's portion of rent only) We will not accept past evictions, judgements, or collections from a management company or landlord ALL SOURCES OF INCOME MUST BE VERIFIABLE. INCOME VERIFICATION IS COMPLETED THROUGH YOUR BANK. IF YOUR INCOME IS UNVERIFIABLE THROUGH BANK DEPOSITS, WE WILL BE UNABLE TO APPROVE THE APPLICATION. To ensure protection of your personal belongings and liability, all units require a minimum of $15,000.00 in renter's insurance coverage and $100,000.00 in accidental coverage. Average cost of renter's insurance coverage can cost as little as $10 per month. Proof of coverage must be provided upon signing of your lease. PLEASE BE AWARE OF RENTAL SCAMS: We urge you to be vigilant in researching the legitimacy of any potential rental listings and perform all appropriate due diligence. All deposits, rents and rental agreements should only be executed at Borba Property Group, 3229 E. Spring St. #200 Long Beach, CA. If you are being asked to meet someone with cash, or if you are being asked to send money via Western Union, MoneyGram, or Prepaid Visa card these are possible signs of rental listing scams used to defraud users