Step One: Fill out our Rental Application

We cannot rent to you without a completed Rental Application and income verification. The rental application is a standard form that contains all the information that we require before considering an offer to lease our property, and a completed application will always be required as part of our rental process. Similarly, the income verification is necessary so we can be assured that you can afford the rent on the property. Most landlords will not rent to prospective tenants who have not completed a rental application and income verification.

Click here to open a Rental Application that you can print and fill out.

Step Two: Search for your Rental

You can either browse our available properties here online, or you can contact our office during business hours to determine what properties we have open. There are a few things that you should consider when selecting a rental property:

How much can you afford? The basic guideline is that you should dedicate about 25% of your monthly gross income (before taxes, social security, other recurring debts) on your monthly rent. If you want to start saving to buy a home, you can rent under your means and put the savings away for a down payment.

How long do you plan on staying there? Most tenants prefer a one-year lease term, because one of the reasons they are renting is to retain flexibility and mobility.

What type of home are you looking for? In today’s rental market you’ll find many options from single family homes to duplexes to multi-family properties.

Do you have any special needs? If you have specific needs for housing, such as bedroom needs, pets, mobility issues, or anything else that might be unusual, you should make sure we know about it so we can provide you options that meet those needs.

Step Three: Sign Your Rental Agreement

Finally, once you have identified the right property to rent, you’ll need to sign a rental agreement. Before you sign that new lease, though, make sure that you have inspected the property and that you understand all parts of the rental agreement. It’s important to understand not only the amount of the rent, but also who is responsible for maintenance, clean up, etc.

Step Four: Moving In

Now, the fun part begins! You get to move in and start enjoying your new residence!