RENTAL APPLICATION

PLEASE NOTE:

EACH ADULT OCCUPANT MUST COMPLETE AN APPLICATION FORM

Interested in renting one of our residential units or commercial suites? Apply with us via the application form below, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible!

Please note: Any and all information used to determine your qualifications will be shredded. Your original application can be returned to you instead if requested. Your Social Security Number and financial information will be protected. Rules pertaining to confidential personal information may be found in rules123-4-01 through 123-4-05 of the Ohio Administrative Code.

Has Applicant Ever Been Sued For Bills*
Has Applicant Ever Been Locked Out Of Their Apartment By The Sheriff*
Has Applicant Ever Had Court Relief for Past Due Bills*
Has Applicant Ever Been Brought To Court By Another Landlord*
Has Applicant Ever Been Guilty Of A Felony*
Has Applicant Ever Moved Owing Rent Or Damaged An Apartment*
Has Applicant Ever Broken A Lease*
Is The Total Move-In Amount Available Now (Rent and deposit)*
Applicant authorizes the landlord to contact past and present landlords, employers, credit bureaus, neighbors and any other sources deemed necessary to investigate applicant. All information is true and accurate and complete to the best of the applicant's knowledge. Landlord reserves the right to disqualify tenant if information is not as represented. ANY PERSON OR FIRM IS AUTHORIZED TO RELEASE INFORMATION ABOUT THE UNDERSIGNED UPON PRESENTATION OF THIS FORM OR A PHOTOCOPY OF THIS FORM AT ANY TIME.*
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...L.P. Jacks

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