207 Dupont St

Lease terms

Rental Criteria All rental applications will be screened based on the following criteria: 1. Rental application: Your application must be complete, correct, and verified. 2. Income: Your gross total household income should be at least 3x the monthly rent. If the income is less than 3x, it will result in this application being denied or require a co-signer. A cosigner must have income equal to 5x the rent and credit score of 690 or above. 3. Rental/credit history: must prove history of on-time rental payments. Credit score will be considered, but not used solely to decline an application. 4. References: Reference from a previous landlord, if applicable. 5. If you are a registered sex offender, your application will automatically be denied. 6. If you have a felony conviction, this may result in your application being automatically denied. 7. If you have had 1 eviction in the last 4 years; this may result in a denial. However, evictions during the COVID-19 emergency period will not be considered. 8. If you have an open collection from a landlord or a property management company, your application will automatically be denied. 9. A valid government-issued photo ID is required from all applicants. 10. If any information you provide is discovered to be false, your application will automatically be denied. Security deposits will vary depending on the criteria considered above. NOTICE: Your application will not be denied solely because you have an eviction record or solely because your credit score or screening score derived, in whole or in part, from a tenant screening report which falls below a specific numerical threshold. We will make our decision to rent to you after reviewing your specific application and conducting an individualized assessment based on our uniform screening criteria. Additionally, your application will not be denied based in whole, or in part, on the following: 1. Credit information or credit report, tenant screening report, or any other consumer report demonstrating a failure to pay rent or utility bills during the COVID-19 emergency period. 2. The following events in a rental history or eviction record: (a) any eviction proceeding pursuant to Pennsylvania law, or other equivalents in other states, that did not result in a judgment in favor of the plaintiff; or (b) any sealed record of an eviction proceeding; or (c) any eviction judgment against you that has been vacated, withdrawn, or marked satisfied or settled pursuant to Pennsylvania law; or (d) any eviction case filed, or eviction judgment that was entered, 4 or more years before the application to rent was submitted; (e) an eviction proceeding brought against you during the COVID-19 emergency period, other than an eviction based on violent or dangerous criminal activity that resulted in a judgment against the tenant. (f) any eviction proceeding where a judgment by agreement is currently in place, or where the judgment by agreement has been marked satisfied or vacated, or is otherwise resolved.