Rental Criteria
The Flats at Terre View strives to provide quality, well maintained, residential housing at an affordable rate. Therefore, to be approved to rent with The Flats at Terre View, applicants must meet the minimum requirements listed below. Any person over the age of 18 residing in the rental unit is required to complete the rental application prior to residency.
The Flats at Terre View contracts with ACRANET to provide a thorough credit, criminal, and rental history screening of all tenants. However, The Flats at Terre View reserves the right to use its own discretion in reviewing, approving, or denying rental applications. Decisions may not be based solely on the following criteria. The Flats at Terre View does not discriminate based on age, gender, race, color, sexual orientation, familial status, or disability in the leasing of apartments.
Complete Rental Application
All sections of the rental application for The Flats at Terre View must be filled out completely and accurately using blue or black ink. The Flats at Terre View reserves the right to deny any illegible or incomplete application or any application containing false information.
Conduct
The Flats at Terre View may deny applicants that The Flats at Terre View believes to be intoxicated or similarly incapacitated at the time of application or lease signing. The Flats at Terre View may also deny applicants that, during the application or leasing process, physically or verbally harass or threaten in any way an employee or current tenant of The Flats at Terre View or use language or gestures that could be considered hostile, derogatory, vulgar, or abusive.
Age and Identification
All applicants must be over 18 years of age, have a social security number, and a valid, government issued, picture identification (driver’s license, passport, or identification card). Applicants without US citizenship must show a valid passport and visa information (form I-20, or other visa documents).
Credit
The Flats at Terre View requires a TransUnion credit score of 660 and/or a minimum of 90% of all trade lines to be in good standing. Applicants may be denied for outstanding balances owing to any utility company or previous landlords.
Criminal History
The Flats at Terre View may take into consideration the nature and severity of the offense history, age at the time of arrest, rehabilitation and/or treatments completed, restitution paid, number of similar offenses, and good rental history when evaluating criminal history. Applicants with an arrest and pending criminal case may be evaluated based on the information available at the time of the application. If the arrest is a result of drug-related conduct, sexual misconduct, violence or threat against another person, violence, threat, or destruction of property, or any similar charge; the rental application may be put on hold until the criminal case has been finalized. Applicants may not be approved to move into a rental unit until the criminal case has been decided. Applicant will be denied if any of the following hold true:
- The applicant has been convicted of a substantial crime against a person, against property, or involving a controlled substance within the last 5 years.
- At the time of application, the Applicant has not completed all court-ordered obligations including incarceration, payment of legal financial obligations, restitution, and/or probation.
- The applicant has been convicted for manufacturing or delivery of a controlled substance, a sex offense, or is a registered sex offender.
Rental History
The Flats at Terre View requires applicants to provide current and previous residence history. Applicant’s previous landlords must provide a positive rental reference. Applications may be denied for poor rental history and/or if there is a rent or damages owing to a previous landlord.
The Flats at Terre View,LLC 2016