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  • What homes do you have available?
    CLICK HERE to view available properties for rent in St. Louis.
  • How can I rent a home when I have bad or no credit?
    If you feel that your application may be rejected based on credit, you may apply with a qualified co-signor. If your application is rejected, you may also re-apply with a co-signor.
  • How and when will I receive my deposit?
    Upon move out an inspection will be completed utilizing the inspection checklist that was completed at the begining of your lease. Per Missouri law you will recieve the esecurity deposit with an itemized list of damages for which any portion of the deposit was kept. Depending on the state of the property we may keep all or part of a deposit to pay for actual damages, unpaid rent, or lost rent due to tenant moving out without adequate notice.
  • How do I submit a tenant application?
    Prospective residents may apply online. Note: there is a fee for the application. You can pay online using a credit card or electronic check.The cost is $25 for every applicant 18+ years of age. The background check is usually completed within 24 hours.
  • Do you accept Section 8?
    YES, some of the property owners will accept section 8 residents as well as other housing programs.
  • How can I arrange an appointment to view some of your homes?
    Some property showings do not require an appointment. Simply fill out the property request form and call us and we’ll make the necessary arrangements.
  • What If I own a home that I would like to rent out?
    You can list it with us by completing the Property Listing Agreement.
  • Do you accept pets?
    Yes, in most cases with owners written approval dogs and cats are allowed with a pet agreement. To receive final approval an additional refundable pet deposit will need to be made.
  • How do I request repairs?
    CLICK HERE to submit a repair request. Please keep in mind that all repairs $30 or less is the responsibility of the tenant. If the maintenance team is utilized for these repairs or the damage is deemed to have been caused by the tenant all costs will be the tenants responisiblity.
  • What are the rules a tenant must follow?
    RENTAL PROPERTY RULES OF CONDUCT This addendum to the rental agreement executed between the parties contains additional rules and regulations intended to help secure the comfort and safety of residents and their neighbors. ANIMALS: Birds, dogs, cats, reptiles, or other animals will not be permitted in, upon or about the premises without the express prior written consent of the property owner. Consent, if given, shall be revocable by the property owner at any time. ANTENNAS: Any antenna or satellite dish placed on or attached on the roof or exterior walls of the building without consent of the property owner in writing is liable to removal without notice. BALCONIES/PATIOS: Private balconies and patios are not intended for storage. Bicycles and patio furniture are the only items that may be placed or stored on the balcony or patio. Other personal items, including, but not limited to boxes and general clutter, must be stored elsewhere or disposed of properly. COMBUSTIBLE AND PROHIBITED SUBSTANCES: Neither the tenant nor any of the tenant's agents, employees, licensees or visitors shall at any time bring into or keep upon the demised premises any flammable, combustible or explosive fluid, material, chemical or substance. COURTESY: Profane, obscene, loud or boisterous language, or unseemly behavior and conduct are absolutely prohibited. The tenant agrees to not permit to be done, anything that will annoy, harass, embarrass, or inconvenience any other tenants, neighbors, or occupants in adjoining premises. DISTURBANCES: At all times during the lease term, residents shall conduct themselves, and require other persons on the Premises with their consent to conduct themselves, in a manner that does not unreasonably disturb his neighbors or constitute a breach of the peace. Tenants shall not make or permit any disturbing noises in the building by a tenant or tenant's family, employees, agents, visitors or licensees, nor do or permit anything by such persons that will interfere with the rights, comforts, or convenience of other residents. Residents shall not play or allow to be played, any musical instrument or operate audio-visual equipment in the premises, or on the exterior of said premises, if it disturbs or annoys other occupants of the building. DRUG-FREE HOUSING: Drug-related criminal activity will not be tolerated on or near the property, whether on the part of the tenant, any member of the household, any guest, or any other person. Acts of violence or threats of violence, including but not limited to, brandishing weapons or the unlawful discharge of firearms, on or near the property will not be tolerated. The parties agree that violation of any or all of these provisions shall be a violation of the lease and will be cause for immediate termination of the lease. SMOKE FREE HOUSING: Smoking is not permitted anywhere inside our buildings. Smoking is permitted outside on-site, but no smoking inside units. Tenants are required to dispose of their smoking related rubbish in proper garbage receptacles. The no-smoking policy would apply to everyone—you, every member of your household, and any visitors. Violating the policy (by smoking in non-designated areas) would constitute a lease violation and could result termination of the lease and eviction. Additionally this would damage the unit and cause the tenant to forfeit their deposit. GARBAGE: TENANT will dispose of rubbish and refuse in a receptacles provided by the City of St. Louis and will not allow it to be stored or accumulate on the premises for extended periods of time. Additionally, the TENANT will never throw trash in the yard, side walk, or any area that is not an acceptable receptacle. EXTERIOR: Nothing shall be placed or kept on the outer sill or on the outside of any window, and nothing shall be thrown out of any window, door or from any porch into any attached court, yard, sidewalk or alley. Personal items such as toys, chairs, tents, etc. need to be brought in to your unit after use and not left out for extended periods of time. HEATING & COOLING: Only persons employed by the property owner or his agents shall operate, or have anything to do with any heating plant on the premises. The tenant shall not install or use any electrical or other type of space heater without the express prior written consent of the property owner. The tenant shall not use cooking appliances to heat the premises. Lessor provides routine heating and cooling checks and changes of filters. Property owner reserves the right to access during normal business hours to conduct routine, preventative maintenance on heating and cooling equipment. ILLEGAL ACTIVITY: In the opinion of the Landlord any activity of a suspicious nature on the part of the tenant, employees, guests or family members of the tenant in the leased premises, or any areas adjoining the premises, the landlord shall inform the police and the activity may be cause for immediate termination of the lease. Illegal activities on the premises will not be tolerated. Any arrest of a tenant, or guests of the tenant or suspicion of any illegal activity, regardless of whether it results in a conviction, may be cause for termination of tenancy. KEYS: Keys shall be provided upon payment of the first month's rent and security deposits, and shall be deemed a part of this Agreement. The tenant shall not change, reproduce or add any keys and/or locks without the express prior permission of the property owner. The tenant shall provide the property owner with copies of every key for the premises. If the tenant shall lose the keys to the apartment, then he shall be responsible for cost of replacement keys or locksmith charges. LOCKOUT: In the event that the tenant locks themselves out of their premises, they may obtain a key from the property owner at a time convenient to the owner. The tenant must pay for any damage to the property as a result of a lockout and the Tenant will be charged a fee of $_20.00__. LOITERING AND USE PUBLIC AREAS: No person shall congregate, lounge, play, sit, or unnecessarily obstruct any of the common areas. The sidewalks, entrances, passages, courts, vestibules, stairways, corridors and halls must not be obstructed or encumbered or used for a purpose other than ingress and egress to and from the premises. No baby carriages, vehicles, bicycles or portable barbecues shall be allowed to stand in the halls, passageways, porches or courts of the building. Children shall not play in any common areas not designated as play areas. MOVING AND/OR DAILY MOVEMENT: All tenant property and equipment shall be brought into and taken from the premises through the rear entrance when possible, and nothing shall be permitted to remain in any public areas. OCCUPANCY: Only occupants listed on the application for tenancy and lease shall occupy the rental property. Any deviation from this requirement will automatically terminate the rental agreement. Under this agreement, an occupant is defined as anyone who spends more than five nights in the property during any one-month period. PLUMBING: The toilets, washbasins, sink; disposal and other plumbing fixtures shall not be used for any purpose other than those for which they were constructed. No sweeping, rubbish, rags or other substances shall be thrown therein. The cost to repair damages or clean drain lines resulting from the misuse of fixtures in the demised premises shall be borne by the resident. The tenant shall keep the sink, lavatory drains and commode lines in good operating condition. REPAIRS: Tenant agrees to notify property owner immediately and follow up in writing of any necessary repairs or unsafe condition of any kind within the rental property or common areas. All repairs of minor nature ($30.00 or less) are the TENANT’s responsibility. This includes but is not limited to replacing light bulbs, smoke detector batteries, unclogging drains, etc. SIGNS: No sign, advertisement, notice or other lettering shall be exhibited, inscribed, painted, or affixed by tenant or tenant's family, on any part of the outside or inside of the demised premises or the building without prior written consent of the property owner. WATER BEDS, FISH TANKS, AND OTHER LARGE LIQUID CONTAINERS: Water beds or fish tanks or other liquid containers over 10 gallons in capacity shall not be allowed in the apartment without the express prior written consent of the property owner. If consent is provided, tenant shall be fully responsible for any water damage that may occur to the premises. OTHER SPECIAL AGREEMENTS Property owner reserves the right to amend or revoke rules or regulations, in whole or part, or to adopt new ones, at any time or from time to time, and all such amendments, revocations, or new rules shall become a part of this lease/rental agreement as of their effective date. Violation of the rules and regulations, or any part of them, will be just cause to invoke the remedies provided for in the lease/rental agreement. Any notice regarding amending or revoking any of the rules and regulations in whole or in part, or to adopt new ones, shall be effective upon notice delivered to the tenant, or, if necessary, posted in a place likely to be seen by the tenant. Please sign your name in the space provided below as an indication that you have received a copy of the aforementioned rules and regulations, and that you have reviewed and understand them.
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  • What type of tenant qualifies for these homes?
    Each property owner has different requirements regarding credit standing, minimum income, and other factors. Most look closer at your rental / employment history and ability to make monthly payments and less on your actual credit score. You can get more information by viewing the information on Resident Screening Criteria.
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