FAQ Prospective Tenants:
- How do I schedule a viewing? Call our office to determine that a home is still available. Map or visit the home to make sure the home is in the desired location. Schedule a showing to see the interior of the home. Viewings are available during daylight hours only. If you decide that a home is right for you, you can submit your application online.
- What are your qualifications? We look at your credit score, rental history and verify your employment. We can work with lower credit scores, but we will require a larger deposit. Your rent should be 30% of your income.
- How do I pay my application fee? We can accept Visa or MasterCard payments over the phone.
- How long will it take to process my application? In most cases, we can process your application within 24 hours.
- Once I have selected a home, how do I secure it? Let us know as soon as you have made a decision on a home. We will email you all of the needed paperwork. We cannot reserve the home until we have your earnest form and earnest money. The payment must be in certified funds (certified check or money order). Once we have everything, we can reserve the home for you for up to 30 days or we can move you in right away!
- What do I need to bring with me when I sign my lease? You will need to bring your first month of rent in certified funds. If you move in mid-month, we will prorate your rent. If you have any balance owed (security deposit, pet fee...), it will be due at this time and will also need to be in certified funds.
- Who do I need to make my payment out to and what information is needed on the payment? Please make your payment out to: Real Property Management Group and enter the address of your rental home in the memo.
- What if I change my mind about the home that I would like? Once you are approved for our homes, you can secure any of our homes. As soon as you submit your earnest money and earnest form you are locked into the home. Your earnest money is at risk if you decide not to move into the home once you have secured it.
