Question 1

1. How do you get paid if this is a free service?

Accepted Answer

We receive a referral fee from the apartment building, so you never have to pay. From that, we can offer you a cash referral bonus.

Question 2

2. If I work with you, will I still get the move in specials?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! Our goal is to help you find the best specials and incentives. Your rent will not be affected in any way.

Question 3

3. Are apartment locators licensed?

Accepted Answer

Yes, we are fully licensed real estate agents. This means we can help you beyond your apartment locating process. If in the future, you are in the market to buy, sell, or invest then we can assist you!

Question 4

4. What are the requirements needed to rent an apartment?

Accepted Answer

The general rental requirement is 3 times rent in monthly income 
 
For example: desired rent amount $2000.00 x 3 = $6000.00 needed to qualify for the unit

Question 5

5. What is considered proof of income?

Accepted Answer

Tax transcripts
3-6 most recent paycheck stubs
Bank statements (if self-employed)
Offer letter from employer on official company letterhead confirming your income

Question 6

6. Why should I work with you instead of searching on my own?

Accepted Answer

Apartment hunting is time-consuming and frustrating. With a locator, we handle everything, keeping you updated on specials, concessions, and rate changes.

Question 7

7. When is the best time to start looking for an apartment?

Accepted Answer

Ideally, you should begin your search with a locator about 60-90 days before your lease ends. Apartment complexes typically only have visibility about 60 days in advance.

Question 8

8. What if I don't have a clean record or criminal background, can you still help me?

Accepted Answer

The properties we work with require 600+ credit, no bad rental history (broken leases or evictions)  and no criminal record (felonies & misdemeanors). Typically, if any of the following apply to your situation it will make it more difficult to get approved for a unit. Your best resource would be working with a locating company that assists in second chance leasing.

Question 9

9. What other expenses will I be responsible for other than base rent?

Accepted Answer

You will generally be responsible for the following:

Wifi
Cable
Electricity
Water/sewage
Renters insurance
Gas (if applicable)
Community amenity package
Additional fees (pet, reserved parking space)

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