6933 N Richmond Ave, Portland, OR 97203

A Portland classic with 1100+ light and bright square feet, main level duplex with new solid oak hardwoods, light grey no VOC paint, white mini-blinds (great place if you have allergies), new maroleum flooring in kitchen and bath and new bathroom tile. -11 ft. ceilings, huge windows and original moldings -2 large bedrooms, washer and dryer in unit -95% efficient gas furnace, and storm windows -Double car garage with automatic opener and driveway -Full basement for storage -Lushly landscaped yard (full extra lot) + patio -Large front porch -Blocks to village: shopping, cafes, restaurants, movies, Cathedral Park, Close to University of Portland, St. Johns Bridge (10 minute drive to downtown via Hwy. 30) Forest Park, Pier Park, and Sauvie Island. Terms: $1725 per month (garbage/recycling included) $1725 security deposit 1 year lease No smoking, no pets Please see screening criteria Employment, background, and credit will be checked. Available 10/15 Shown by appointment only Please email if interested in viewing. Accepting applications 10/11 at 4:00pm Application Process We are working with neighbors and other landlords in this area to maintain the quality of the neighborhood. We want to make sure that people do not use rental homes for illegal activity. To that end, we have a thorough screening process. If you meet the application criteria and are accepted, you will have the peace of mind knowing that other renters in this area are being screened with equal care, and that the risk of illegal activity occurring in the area is reduced. Please review our list of criteria. If you feel you meet the criteria, please apply. Please note that we provide equal housing opportunity: we do not discriminate on the basis of race, gender, color, religion, sex, disability, national origin, familial status, marital status, source of income, age, or sexual orientation. This unit is not an Accessible Dwelling Unit. An Accessible Dwelling unit qualifies as a "Type A Unit" pursuant to the Oregon Structural Building Code and ICC A117.1. In General Type A Units are designed and constructed to provide accessibility for wheelchair users through unit. Screening Criteria and Required Information A complete application. One for each adult (18 years of age or older). If a line isn't filled in (or the omission explained satisfactorily), we will return it to you. Rental history verifiable from unbiased sources. If you are related by blood or marriage to one of the previous landlords listed, or your rental history does not include at least two previous landlords, we will require a qualified co-signer on your rental agreement (qualified co-signers must meet all applicant screening criteria). It is your responsibility to provide us with the information necessary to allow us to contact your past landlords. We reserve the right to deny your application if, after making a good faith effort, we are unable to verify your rental history. If you owned, rather than rented, your previous home, you will need to furnish mortgage company references and proof of title ownership or transfer. Sufficient income/resources. Income requirement $4312.50. We must be able to verify independently the amount and stability of your income (e.g., through pay stubs, employer/source contact, or tax records. If self-employed: business license, tax records, bank records. For Section 8 applicants, the amount of assistance will be considered part of your monthly income for purposes of figuring the proportion. Two pieces of I.D. must be shown. We require a photo I.D.: either a driver's license or other government- issued photo identification card, and a second piece of ID as well. Present with a completed application. False information is grounds for denial. You will be denied rental if you misrepresent any information on the application. If misrepresentations are found after a rental agreement has been signed, your rental agreement will be terminated. Criminal convictions for certain types of crimes will result in denial of your application. You will be denied rental if in the last 5 years you have been convicted of any type of crime that would be considered a serious threat to real property or to the neighbors peaceful enjoyment of this neighborhood, including the manufacture or distribution of a controlled substance. Poor credit record (overdue accounts) may result in the denial of your application. Occasional credit records showing payments within 1-5 days past due will be acceptable provided you can justify the circumstances. Records showing payments past 5 days are not acceptable. In some instances we may require last months rent upfront, a larger security deposit, and/or a co-signer. Certain court judgments may result in denial of an applicant. If, in the last 10 years, you have had unpaid collections, an FED judgment against you (a court ordered eviction), or any judgment against you for financial delinquency, your application may be denied. This restriction may be waived if there is no more than one instance, the circumstance can be justified, and you provide a qualified co-signer on your rental agreement. Poor references from previous landlords may result in denial of your application. You will be denied rental if previous landlords report significant levels of non-compliance activity, including but not limited to: Repeated disturbance of the neighbor's peace. Gambling, prostitution, drug dealing, or drug manufacturing. Damage to the property beyond normal wear. Violence or threats against landlords, other tenants, or neighbors. Allowing persons not on the rental agreement to reside on the premises. Failure to give proper notice when vacating the property. Also, you will be denied rental if previous landlords would be disinclined to rent to you again for other reasons pertaining to the behavior of yourself, pets, or other allowed on the property during your tenancy. There is $35. We will accept the first qualified applicant. We will require up to 5 business days to process an application. If you are accepted, you will be required to sign a rental agreement in which you will agree to abide by the rules of the rental unit. A complete copy of our rental agreement is available for anyone who would like to review it. Please read the rental agreement carefully, as we take each part of the agreement seriously. For example, along with many other requirements, the rental agreement: Allows only those people listed on the rental agreement to live at the property (you'll need our written permission to move someone else in); Does not permit subleasing; Does not allow smoking anywhere on property indoors or out; Does not allow pets of any kind; Does not allow disturbing the neighbors; Forbids illegal drug use, sale, growth, or manufacture on the property. Outdoor furniture for patio or porch with approval of landlord only. (no furniture that is designed for indoor use may located outdoors on the property) Does not allow feeding wildlife; Does not allow nail holes in walls where picture railing is present; Requires the use of pads under furniture that may scratch wood floors (supplied by landlord); Does not allow the use of the old fireplace.