323 W Van Buren St, Belleville, IL 62220

Charming 2-Bedroom Home on Quiet Dead-End Street 323 W Van Buren St, Belleville, IL 62220 Welcome to this freshly painted 2-bedroom, 1-bath home tucked away on a peaceful dead-end street with very little traffic. You'll love relaxing on the cozy side porch while enjoying beautiful views of nature and the spacious backyard, which is shared with one friendly neighbor. Full basement for storage. This home offers a comfortable layout, a one-car garage for convenient parking or storage, and a location that's close to everything shopping, restaurants, schools, and parks are all just minutes away. Perfect for anyone seeking a quiet, affordable home with easy access to town amenities and a touch of natural charm. 2 year lease preferably and open to selling both sides in the future at market rate. Low credit scores require deposit amount of $2400. Hello Thanks so much for your interest! Before we move forward, please answer all of the pre-screening questions in full. Priority will be given to those who provide complete answers. Feel free to explain in detail where needed. If it's easier, you can write your answers on a piece of paper and send me a picture. Pre-Screening Questions: 1. How many adults, children, and pets will be living in the home? 2. Have you had any evictions in the past 7 years? 3. Do you have anything in your criminal history? 4. What is your current credit score? (Please note: minimum credit score for this property is 700) sometimes an exception can be made but the deposit amount would be double the amount of rent. 5. Where do you work, and how long have you been there? 6. How much do you bring home after taxes each month, and is it at least 3x the rent amount? 7. How long have you rented at your current place, why are you moving, and what is your current rent amount? 8. Have you paid your rent on time, and do you have actual proof (bank statements, transfer history, etc.)? 9. Will your previous two landlords give you a good recommendation and be willing to rent to you again? Thank you so much for taking the time to answer, I really appreciate it! tenant is responsible for all utilities