Residents
Are you looking for your next home? We have a wide selection of single-family homes, townhomes, condos, and other rental properties. Please take a moment to browse our available listings to find the perfect home for you.
Once you’ve found it, please review our application criteria and complete an application to rent. We’ll review your application, and if you qualify, we’ll welcome you to your new home!
As a professional management company, you’ll enjoy the benefits that come from dignified treatment, favorable maintenance policies, and reliable maintenance of your home when you experience issues.
This sets us apart from other property management companies:
- Our company is the largest and has the most inventory of available rentals in town
- Our hours are Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm and we don’t close for lunch. (We only close for Federal Holidays)
- We are fully staffed with our knowledgeable Receptionist, Bookeeper, Agents and Agent Assistants to meet all of your needs
- Our office is visible, accessible, right in the heart of the shopping district, with lots of parking
Let’s get started!
If you are serious about finding a rental in the Sequim-Port Angeles area, read the criteria on this page. To get started, contact us directly, or fill out our online rental application.
Before you fill out the application, please read:
RESIDENTIAL RENTAL CRITERIA
THIS COMPANY DOES NOT ACCEPT REUSABLE TENANT SCREENING REPORTS
REQUIREMENTS
- Fully completed application with a non-refundable fee of $59 for each applicant Payable by credit/debit card only (Includes $3 Credit Card/Debit Processing Fee)
- Each applicant will apply online and provide the following: 1) Copy of government issued photo ID; 2) Documents proving income is 3 times rent amount; 3) WA State Fair Tenant Screening Act signature page; 4) Pet Policy signature page and photo of pet (if applicable); 5) Special Accommodations form (when applicable); 6) Law of Real Estate Agency form signature page; 7) Credit card authorization for screening fee.
- Multiple applicants are accepted or denied as a unit.
- All residents 18 years of age or older must be screened and approved in order to reside on the premises.
- Make first payment(s) towards deposit/first month’s rent in advance of move-in.
- Furnish 36 months positive, consecutive, objective rental references from previous landlords/owners or provide other acceptable references.
- Good credit standing. Reports with on-going credit problems may be rejected. Credit Reports pulled for the purpose of Tenant Screening are a “Hard-Hit” per credit bureaus.
- Premises used for living purposes only.
- Government issued photo ID of each applicant (see attached Suggested Alternative Documents for Immigrant Population form)
POTENTIAL DISQUALIFIERS
- History of property destruction. (When history is older than 3 years and proof of payment in full is provided, higher deposit may be accepted to qualify.)
- Debt owed to previous landlord(s)/owner(s).
- Prior evictions
- Exceed HUD occupancy standards.
- Crimes against another person or property damage – When Criminal Records are included in screening report additional review required. We will engage applicant and gather more information needed to establish qualifications.
- Falsifying information or omission of material fact.
- Incomplete rental application.
- History of rodent & bug infestation or damage.
OTHER
- Pets allowed at manager’s discretion. We reserve the right to meet animal before lease signing.
- Service/Companion Animals accepted with confirmation of the disability related need.
- Screened and qualified co-signers may be accepted in some cases. Co-signer screenings cost $39.00
- All properties are “no smoking” inside units.
- Proof of Renters Insurance with Properties by Landmark, Inc. listed as an “additional interest” on the policy. (Personal Liability Limit minimum $300,000 and Medical minimum $5,000)
PROPERTIES BY LANDMARK
Tenant Screening Criteria
When reviewing a Rental Application and Tenant Screening Report we will consider: Extenuating circumstances (temporary loss of job, medical reasons, family emergencies, etc.). Applicant’s screening report will be reviewed for the following adverse information. Residential rental criteria apply to both Applicant and Household Members. FCRA, State and Federal laws for reporting court records will apply. When Criminal Records are included in screening report additional review required. We will engage applicant (individual assessment invitation) and gather more information needed to establish qualifications.
Approval #1: 1 or 2 of the following will require an additional 50% of the security deposit amount, payable at lease signing. 3 or more of the following will likely result in a decline:
___CREDIT: No credit score (due to having little or no credit established)
___CREDIT: A discharged bankruptcy in the last 3 years
___CREDIT: Collections totaling no more than $5,000 (includes unpaid civil judgment & liens, but excludes medical
collections)
___Monthly income falls short of the required “3 times the rental amount” by an amount not exceeding $200
___Rental reference(s) provided by relatives
___Rental reference(s) are incomplete (not enough information given to determine risk)
___An otherwise good rental reference shows no more than 2 late rent payments, or shows no more than 1 NSF check
within one calendar year
Approval #2: 1 or 2 of the following will require an additional 100% of the security deposit amount payable at lease signing. 3 or more of the following will likely result in a decline:
___CREDIT: A credit score below 600 for reasons other than having little or no credit established
___CREDIT: Collections totaling more than $5,000 (includes unpaid civil judgments & liens, but excludes medical
collections)
___CREDIT: Collections by utility companies, (e.g., telephone, garbage, electricity, TV, water co., etc.)
___CREDIT: Vehicle repossession
___Both rental references cannot be obtained
___Any instance of improper Notice of Intent to Vacate or lease broken by the applicant
___Any instance of unauthorized pets or persons occupying a unit rented to the applicant
___Any Notice to Pay or Vacate during a tenancy (but otherwise good rental reference)
___Any employment situation (by which income necessary to qualify) that is temporary in nature
___Any employment situation whereby applicant is soon to be terminated
___More than 75% of a security, damage, cleaning deposit was not refunded
One or more of the following may be sufficient to decline:
___CREDIT: Open bankruptcy
___CREDIT: Collection from a landlord
___CREDIT: Collections in the combined amount exceeding $25,000 (includes unpaid civil judgments & liens)
___CREDIT: A credit score of less than 500 (as a result of poor management of credit)
___Falsified/misleading/insufficient information on the application, or omission of a material fact
___Refusal, or inability to provide legitimate documents proving income or savings necessary to meet income guidelines
___A negative and/or incomplete rental reference
___Money owed to a prior landlord
___Eviction in the last 7 years
___More than one Notice to Pay or Vacate served on applicant
___Any household member who is a registered sex offender – Lifetime Registration
___Active warrant for arrest of applicant
___Conviction for the manufacturing or production of a Federally controlled substance
___Conviction for the possession or sale of a controlled substance and/or drug paraphernalia in last 7 years
___Conviction(s) for theft, burglary robbery, serious offense, or a crime of violence as defined in RCW 9.41.010
___Certain circumstances surrounding the issue by a former Landlord of Notice to Comply
___Applicant is unwilling to cooperate with the application process (as determined by the manager or screening company)
___History of convictions for damage to person(s) and/or property.
___History of disruptive, malicious, violent behavior that may interfere with the peace and quietude of the community.
___Lack of 36 months of verifiable, objective, concurrent, positive RENTAL HISTORY.
Tenant Screening Criteria Continued
Determinations as to criminal screening will be made on a case-by-case basis and will be based on several factors and information. There will be no automatic denials based on crime without an analysis of the facts.