RENTAL CRITERIA · APPLICATION DISCLOSURE · APPLICATION & HOLDING FEE AGREEMENT


APPLICATION FORM


INCOME & EMPLOYMENT


RENTAL HISTORY


CREDIT AND COURT RECORDS


CRIMINAL BACKGROUND AND SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY

In compliance with SMC 14.09, landlords in the City of Seattle are prohibited from requiring disclosure, asking about, rejecting an applicant, or taking an adverse action based on any arrest record, conviction record, criminal history, EXCEPT FOR SEX REGISTRY INFORMATION as described in subsection 14.09.025.A.3, A.4, & A.5, and subject to the exclusions and legal requirements in the section 14.09.115. WE DO SCREEN FOR REGISTRY INFORMATION. Applicants may provide supplemental information related to their rehabilitation, good conduct, and facts or explanations regarding their registry information. The landlords right to deny tenancy based on legitimate business reasons is limited to those convictions included in registry information. Landlord may use such facts as nature of offense, severity, when the offense occurred, how old was the offender at the time of offense and rehabilitation since the offense in making these decisions.


HOLDING FEE


LEASE SIGNING AND MOVE-IN MONIES


MISCELLANEOUS


PARKING SPACES ARE LIMITED and are offered as available. For more information, see Addendum.

Applicant must agree to NO PETS. For complete policy, including allowances for documented service animals, see Lease/Rental Agreement and Addendum.

Applicant(s) must agree to NO SMOKING POLICY. For complete policy, see Lease/Rental Agreement and Addendum.

Applications are accepted for appropriate number of occupants based on size of unit in accordance with all local ordinances and Fair Housing.


Legal Disclosure Requirements: The above satisfies the legal requirements for having posted minimum requirements for application for residency. All policies, regulations, and laws are to be met whether stated above or not.


Adverse action: In the event an applicant is denied tenancy, or any other form of adverse action is taken against the applicant including requiring an additional deposit or financial guarantor, the landlord is required to provide an Adverse Action Notice. This notice must inform the applicant of the basis for the adverse action, as well as providing contact information for the applicant to obtain a copy of their background check, where that would apply. Unless otherwise stated in an adverse action notice, The Chesapeake uses consumer reports provided by Rental Services, Inc., 10050 Ralston Road, Suite 7, Arvada, CO 80004. 303-420-1212 or 800-628-6414, fax 303 420-1477 or 800-296-9902. www.erentalservicesinc.com


Screening Report Review: Chesapeake Management does not obtain actual credit reports but has provided qualifying criteria to the screening company by which an approve/decline indication is made, thereby eliminating our requirement for destroying reports. Accepting applicants for tenancy is decided by management, using all information available, not just credit report. Management reserves the right to accept an applicant even though specific criterion might not be met and require additional monies or financial guarantors. An adverse action notice will be provided.


Landlord-Tenant Laws: The Chesapeake is in conformance with all laws affecting rental properties set forth by The City of Seattle, State of Washington, Fair Housing, etc., whether specifically mentioned on any of its published forms, marketing or website and is subject to and will abide by any changes to these laws or their interpretation by legal professionals or associations that specifically address landlord/tenant issues, whether changed in our published forms, marketing or website.


Fair Housing: The Chesapeake, in compliance with Fair Housing, includes herein a Fair Housing Poster and in its website. www.livingatgreenlake.com