Qualifications for Prospective tenants:
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Good Rental
History for last 2 years, NO EVICTIONS
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Verifiable
Employment History for past two year
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Credit
Score under 580 will require extra
security deposit
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Every
person above the age of 18 (except
dependents), must fill out an
application
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Gross
income (combined) has to be 3 times the
rent
What you need to bring to CPM with your
application:
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Application Forms
completely filled out & signed
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Your Latest Bank Statement, Latest Pay
Stub
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Cashiers Check or Money Order made out
to Centerpointe Property Management for:
*Application Fee: $35.00 per person
(non-refundable)
*Holding Fee: $100.00 (goes
towards security deposit, Once you turn the
holding fee in we will not process any
other applications, If you cancel your
application the $100.00 is non-refundable.
Holding fee will only be returned to
applicant if the application is Denied!!)
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A check for the amount of the 1st
months rent
APPLICATIONS ARE
PROCESSED WITH-IN 72 HOURS
When application is approved, you will need
to do the following:
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Call 540.657.7754 to set appointment to
sign lease within 48 hours of approval
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At lease signing bring: drivers license
& social security card
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Bring either a Copy of Renter’s
Insurance or Sign the Wavier of Renter’s
Insurance
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At check-in bring: Cashiers Check or
Money order for 1st months
rent (if prorated, call in advance to
get the amount due)
Home Care Agreement:
The Tenant
is responsible for:
A.
Maintaining the Premises In a clean and
sanitary condition and disposing of all
trash, garbage, and waste in sealed
containers.
B. Using
and operating all appliances, equipment
and systems in a safe and reasonable
manner and not to overload any system.
Tenant must drain outside water spigots
each fall. In the event the plumbing at
the Premises is frozen or obstructed due
to the negligence of the Tenant,
Tenant’s family or guests, the Tenant
shall pay immediately the cost of
repairing frozen pipes or cleaning such
obstruction and any additional costs
associated with the repair (i.e.
drywall, carpets, etc.). Tenant must
maintain the heat for the house at least
60 degrees F all times in the winter
months
C. Furnishing and replacing all light
bulbs and fuses as needed and changing
furnace and air conditioner filters at
least every 2 months.
D.
Clearing of all drains and toilets and
maintaining caulking around tubs and
showers, maintenance of all carpeting
and flooring in a clean and good
condition, replacement and payment for
glass and screen breakage.
E.
Cutting, watering and maintaining the
lawn and pruning shrubbery; promptly
removing ice and snow from all walks,
steps and drives; maintaining exterior
gutters, drains and grounds free of
leaves and other debris.
F.
Promptly reporting in writing to the
Landlord any defect, damage, or
breakage. Failure to report shall make
the Tenant liable for the repair of any
additional damage. This provision does
not obligate the Landlord to repair or
correct such defects, breakage,
malfunction or damage.
G. The
cost of any unnecessary service call and
any costs incurred as a result of the
Tenant failing to keep appointments with
service persons that require access in
order to make scheduled repairs. Any
request for repair is understood to mean
that permission to enter the Premises to
make the repair has been given by the
Tenant.
H. Making
any repairs, alterations or additions
required by any governmental authority,
Owners’ Association, insurance company
or the Managing Agent due to the
Tenant’s use.
I. The
control and elimination of household
pests including but not limited to
fleas, ticks, roaches,
silverfish, ants, crickets, and rodents
during occupancy. Upon vacating the
Premises, the Tenant shall be
responsible for the elimination of all
such pests and vermin after the first 30
days.
J. Tenant
will not scratch kitchen countertops
(use cutting boards) and will not put
grease in the kitchen drain. Grease will
be put in a separate container and
disposed of properly.
K. Tenant
will not store any combustible materials
in the same room as the furnace.
Why Tenants Need Renters Insurance:
We want to take a minute to let tenants know
why they need renters insurance. First, we
want you to understand that CPM or the
Landlord is not responsible for loss of or
damage to personal property in the rental
house. Renters insurance is a policy for
renters that covers replacement value of
possessions. Though our owners do carry
landlord insurance on the houses we manage,
that insurance does not cover your
belongings, such as: clothing, furniture,
stereo, and other personal possessions. In
the event of a fire or break in, or water
leak, you could still face repair or
replacement value of your possessions.
In terms of renters insurance coverage,
most renter’s insurance policies are similar
to home owners policies. A renters policy
should cover your furniture, clothing, TV,
stereo, appliances, and other personal
property. Protection under your renters
insurance policy is fairly broad, i.e.:
possessions in your car might be covered,
and anyone that is hurt on your property
might also be covered. Ask your insurance
agent what your policy will cover.
An example could be a roof or ceiling caving
in. Another could be pipes freezing or any
water leaks in the house that could cause
damage to your personal property. The Owners
are responsible to fix the roof or ceiling,
or whatever the cause may be but the owner
is not responsible to replace or repair any
of your personal property damaged. That’s
where your renters insurance kicks in.
Any insurance agent or broker can tell you
what kind of coverage you need and how much
it will cost. We think you will find the
cost very reasonable considering the peace
of mind it will give you knowing your
personal property is covered. Remember it
costs nothing to get a quote, so shop around
and find the best deal. Talk to the agent or
broker you select and he or she will advise
you in making you decision about the types
and amounts of coverage you need.
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Allstate (703)
730-1100
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State Farm (703)
494-3116
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Erie (703)
491-8060
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Nationwide (703)
361-4473
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