To apply, please complete an online application on our website and submit the required $50 application fee. Each adult member (18 years and older) in the household must fill out an application and pay the fee. After approval, you will be required to bring your deposit in certified funds to the Alliance office within 24 hours. Failure to submit the deposit within this timeframe will result in the property being made available again. Please note that the application processing time may take up to 72 hours.
Maintenance issues are classified as emergencies when they jeopardize the safety of residents or pose immediate damage to the property. Here are some examples of maintenance emergencies: complete power outage, gas leaks, lack of heating (when the outside temperature is below 50 degrees), absence of air conditioning (when the outside temperature is above 90 degrees), flooding or broken pipes, and fires (please call 911 before contacting our office). In homes with only one bathroom, inoperable toilets are also considered emergencies.
Your presence is not mandatory, but it is necessary to grant access to your home for repair purposes. Please note that APM is not obligated to provide advance notice in the event of a maintenance issue at the property. We will share your contact information with our maintenance vendors for scheduling purposes if requested.
In order to be eligible for one of our rental properties, you must meet the following criteria: Minimum credit score of 600, No outstanding balances or past due payments with any property management company, landlord, or apartment complex. Also, no history of evictions, Income must be at least three times the monthly rent amount, Successful completion of a background screening.
Yes, Alliance Property Management strictly follows Fair Housing and does not discriminate based on racial or ethnic background, religious beliefs, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, age, or other categories specified in Fair Housing regulations. We welcome your interest in any of our vacancies.
To submit a maintenance request, follow these steps:
Access the Resident Portal using the information provided in your tenant packet at move-in.
Navigate to the service issues section within the portal.
Complete the maintenance request form, providing detailed information about the issue.
It is recommended to include photos to clearly illustrate the problem.
Submit the form to send your maintenance request to the property management team.
By following these steps and providing as much information as possible, including photos, you can ensure that your maintenance request is accurately documented and addressed in a timely manner.
At the conclusion of your tenancy, you have the right to receive an itemized accounting of your security deposit. This accounting should detail any deductions made to cover valid expenses, such as repair costs for damages beyond normal wear and tear.
According to regulations, you should receive this accounting and any applicable refund within 21 days from the date you move out of the unit. It is important to review the accounting carefully to ensure accuracy and address any concerns or discrepancies if necessary.
Remember, the security deposit refund is intended to reimburse you for any remaining balance after deducting legitimate expenses, not as a replacement for the last month’s rent.
To assist you with your decision on your new home, we are providing you with a list of the requirements we use to qualify applicants for residency. Each person aged 18 or older who will live in the apartment/home must submit an application and satisfy these requirements.
Applicants must present a valid government issued photo identification card for each person aged 18 or older.
Applicants must collectively have verifiable income in an amount not less than three
times the rental rate. Income must be verifiable by Human Resources or the last three most current and consecutive pay stubs with YTD earnings listed. If self-employed, retired, or disabled, the applicant must provide a photocopy of their tax return from the previous year. Alimony, child support and other inconsistent wages (tips, commission, etc.) are accepted if proper documentation is provided. Bank statements are accepted if the total amount in the account is equal to three times the rent amount for a 12-month period (Rent X 3 X 12 = Total bank account balance).
We obtain a credit report for each applicant over the age of 18. An unsatisfactory credit report is one that reflects past or current bad debts, late payments or unpaid bills, liens, judgments, or bankruptcies. Persons declined for a credit score that is less than 600 may still qualify with a higher deposit and/or fee. Pursuant to the Fair Credit Reporting Act, applications declined due to poor credit history will be notified in writing.
We conduct a criminal background screening on each applicant who will reside in the home. It is possible your application will be denied due to criminal convictions. When determining eligibility based on criminal convictions, factors include but are not limited to: nature and severity of the crime; when the crime was committed; and whether the type of criminal conduct is a concern to the legitimate interests of the property or owner of the property under management.
Previous rental history must be satisfactory (rent paid on time, proper notice given, lease obligation fulfilled, property left in good condition and no evictions or outstanding debt). First-time renters will be accepted if applicants agree to pay an additional deposit and all other qualifying criteria are met.
Guarantors will be accepted for income qualification purposes only. He/she must complete an application for residency and provide proof of income equal to twice that of the applicant’s required income (six times the rent amount). A guarantor will be a signor on the Lease Agreement and will also be fully responsible for the Lease Agreement if the occupying resident(s) defaults.
Occupancy standards vary by property. Please contact the management team to learn more about the occupancy standards for the home you are interested in.
Pet policies vary by property. Please contact the management team to learn more about the pet policy for the home you are interested in.
Are permitted with proper documentation, without regard to size or breed. Certification must be provided by a medical doctor or a licensed psychologist. All animals must abide by the rules outlined in the Lease Agreement. Owners are responsible for their service animals and liable for any damage or injury caused by the animal.
Any false statements or false information included in an application may result in denial of the
application.
