Tenant FAQs

Once you have found a property you would like to apply for, visit our “Homes For Rent” webpage, locate the property listing and click “Apply Now.”

Applicants must be considered a legal adult by the State of California.

Yes, when considering an applicant, the Fair Housing Act states that source of income cannot be used to discriminate, and Section 8 vouchers are considered a source of income.

Each property has a different pet policy, some may allow with restrictions, some may not allow pets at all. Assistance and service animals are not considered to be pets and are protected by fair housing regulation.

If Applicable a non-refundable pet fee of $200-$350 per pet is due with move in funds for household pets. Pet rent may also be applicable. This fee will be based on the information obtained through a pet screening application.

Application processing typically takes 3-5 business days once we begin processing. This can go quicker, or slower, depending if any required documents were not provided with the application, and on how quickly we are able to get in touch with previous landlords, employers, etc.

We are able to show a sample lease, yes, however the software generates the lease once you are converted from an applicant to a Tenant so the general terms and conditions will be there, but the property specific ones may not.

If approved, you will receive instructions on how and when to submit move in funds consisting of the security deposit and first month rent.

While we do not accept cash, tenants may pay by check, money order, or online through the provided tenant portal.

No, subletting would be a violation of lease terms.

Any potential renters need to apply through our website, have all qualifying factors processed and be approved by the Owner.

We have an afterhours line available for property emergencies (outside of 911 appropriate situations) that happen outside of regular business hours. Please call the office at 760-434-6161 and follow the prompts to reach the emergency line.

Please contact your property manager to discuss the requirements for your specific property.

Unless agreed otherwise, you will need to sign a notice of intent to vacate, at least 30 days prior to the end of your lease term.