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The document is an application form for leasing an apartment from Longley Jones Management Company. It requires detailed personal, employment, and financial information from the primary applicant and co-applicant, including rental history, income details, and emergency contact information. The form emphasizes equal housing opportunity and outlines the application process, including fees and necessary documentation for approval.

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What do landlords see when they do a credit check?

Landlords use credit checks to get a general idea of how you managed credit in the past. For example, they want to find out if you have a long history of on-time payments on various bills you have owed and if you have any delinquent accounts or accounts in collections.

How to pass a rental background check?

The Tenants Checklist for Passing a Background Check Verifying information about employment and income. Another step in checking your financial readiness will be to verify where your money comes from, meaning employment and income. Reviewing your rental history. Prepare for the landlords questions.

What are red flags on a rental application?

Some red flags, like evictions or a low credit score, are obvious. Others are more subtle, requiring careful review by the landlord or property manager. Rental application red flags range from inconsistencies on the rental application to having an unrealistic move-in timeline.

Are rental application credit checks hard or soft?

Do apartments run hard or soft credit checks? Most apartment rental applications involve soft credit checks. Landlords are generally interested in assessing your financial responsibility and suitability as a tenant rather than conducting an in-depth examination of your credit history.

How to pass a rental application check?

Following the steps below will increase your chances of passing a rental credit check. Review Your Credit Score and Report. Improve Your Credit Score. Prepare to Apply for the Property. Offer Advanced Payments. Get a Co-signer. Provide Strong Proof of Income. Offer a Good Explanation. Live With a Roommate.