The MARLOWE Resident Qualification
Acknowledgement
Before you apply to rent a home at this community, please review
this list of requirements we use to qualify Applicants for
residency. Each person aged 18 or older who will live in the
apartment home must submit a rental application and satisfy these
requirements. Each leaseholder must be at least 18 years of
age and is fully (jointly and severally) responsible for all lease
obligations including rent payments.
- We will not accept any application or lease in a company or
corporation’s name unless it is a corporate housing company that
has been approved by the owner and has signed a Corporate Lease
Rider and Occupancy Addendum.
- The term “Applicant(s)” under these criteria means the person
or persons who will be signing the Lease as “Resident”; the term
“Occupant(s)” in these criteria means the person or persons who are
authorized Occupants under the Lease.
- Nothing contained in these requirements shall constitute a
guarantee or representation by us that all Residents and Occupants
currently residing at this community have met these
requirements. There may be Residents and Occupants who have
resided at this community prior to these requirements going into
effect. Additionally, our ability to verify whether these
requirements have been met is limited to the information we receive
from the various reporting services used.
Subject to applicable laws, Applicants are required to meet the
following criteria:
IDENTIFICATION
Applicants must physically present in person at the management
office a valid government issued photo identification card for each
person ages 18 or older, such as a state issued driver’s license,
passport, state issued identification card, or military
identification card.
- Applicants who are not U.S. citizens must complete the
Additional Supplemental Rental Application for Non‐US Citizens and
physically present in person at the management office valid USCIS
documents as verification (acceptable forms include I‐551 Permanent
Resident card, I‐766 Employment Authorization Document card, and
I‐94 Arrival/Departure record). If the I‐94 is submitted, a
valid passport and visa must also be submitted.
Identification scanning technology and a name match may be used to
validate all forms of identification presented.
- After submitting your application, additional information may
be needed to verify your identity.
- You will receive an email with instructions on verifying your
identity, which may include a single-use authentication code sent
to your cell phone. This process is time-sensitive and will
need to be completed within 10 minutes of starting the
process.
- By submitting a valid, government-issued photo identification,
Applicant agrees that a copy of the photo identification may be
kept in Applicant’s application or lease file and used at any time
to confirm Applicant’s identity.
INCOME
Applicants must collectively have verifiable income in an amount
not less than three (3) times the monthly rent payable by the
Residents (not including any applicable monthly concessions).
- Income Verification: After submitting
your application, additional information will be needed to verify
your income. Applicants must verify this income through no
fewer than the four (4) most recent consecutive paystubs from the
current employer (equal to two months’ income) and two (2) bank
statements for the two (2) most recent consecutive months.
- If an Applicant does not have four (4) most recent consecutive
paystubs in pdf digital original format, then four (4) bank
statements (equal to the four most recent consecutive months) are
required.
- If an Applicant has recently changed employment and does not
have four (4) most recent consecutive paystubs from the same
employer, then four (4) bank statements (equal to the four most
recent consecutive months) and a verifiable offer letter are
required.
- Qualification Document Verification: We
reserve the right to use a third-party service to verify
the authenticity of any qualification documents you supply with
your application. The documents you provide to meet our
qualification criteria must be in digital original format. In
the event we are unable to confirm the authenticity of documents
provided or the qualification documents are not received in digital
original format, the application may be denied.
CREDIT HISTORY
We obtain a credit report on each Applicant. An
unsatisfactory or insufficient finding may result in denial of the
application or additional requirements as identified below.
Applicants are responsible for ensuring their credit history is
accurate. A history including foreclosures/bankruptcies that
are over 7 years old will be considered with an additional deposit
equal to one month’s rent and all other qualification requirements
are met. Applicants with an unpaid debt or outstanding
obligation to a current or previous landlord may result in
denial. An unsatisfactory or insufficient credit history is
one that includes but is not limited to:
- no credit, little or no tradelines/accounts,
- large amount of debt,
- credit freeze/fraud alert,
- past or current bad debts, late payments, or unpaid
bills/accounts,
- collection accounts, liens, judgments, or
bankruptcies/foreclosures.
RENTAL HISTORY
The grounds for which a rental application may be denied include:
- no proof of current and previous rental history and/or no proof
of home ownership,
- more than two (2) late and/or NSF payments in a twelve (12)
month period,
- evictions/skips,
- community disturbances,
- damages or outstanding obligations to a current or previous
landlord, including an existing lease contract for which the
expiration date is 30 days or more beyond the move-in date for this
community and/or a notice of intent to vacate has not been
submitted to the owner/management.
ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
Applicants who do not meet the income, credit, and/or rental
history requirements may be declined or subject to additional
requirements, including, but not limited to, additional fees,
deposits, rent, or the requirement to make all payments in
certified funds, and/or the requirement to have a Guarantor.
The inability to meet additional requirements may result in denial.
- Guarantor. If a Guarantor is required,
the Guarantor must meet the credit, income, and identification
criteria. Guarantors are required to have verifiable income
in the amount of five (5) times the monthly rent payable by
Residents (not including any monthly concessions if
applicable). Guarantors must pay a non-refundable application
fee and submit a signed Resident Qualification Acknowledgement and
Guarantor Application/Lease Contract Guaranty. Since the
Guarantor is not a leaseholder/Occupant, the Guarantor will not
have access to the apartment home.
CRIMINAL HISTORY
A criminal background check will be performed on all Applicants and
Occupants over the age of 18 years.
- Applicants will be denied if convicted of the following
offenses (or similarly classified offenses in jurisdictions outside
of Texas):
- Murder
- Capital murder
- Indecency with a child by contact
- Aggravated kidnapping
- Aggravated sexual assault
- Aggravated robbery
- An offense under Chapter 481 of the Texas Health and Safety
Code, for which punishment is increased under:
- Section 481.140 of the Texas Health and Safety Code; or
- Section 481.134(c), (d), (e), or (f) of the Texas Health and
Safety Code, if it is shown that the offender has been previously
convicted of an offense for which punishment was increased under
the aforementioned subsections
- Sexual assault
- Injury to a child, elderly individual, or disabled individual,
if the offense is punishable as a felony of the first degree and
the victim of the offense is a child
- Sexual performance by a child
- An offense under Section 15.03 of the Texas Penal Code, if the
offense is punishable as a felony of the first degree
- Compelling prostitution
- Trafficking of persons
- Burglary, if the offense is punishable under Section 30.02(d)
of the Texas Penal Code and the actor committed the offense with
the intent to commit a felony under Section 21.02, 21.11, 22.011,
22.021, or 25.02 of the Texas Penal Code
- Any offense where the offender used or exhibited a deadly
weapon during the commission of a felony offense or during
immediate flight therefrom
- Applicant(s) will be denied if receiving a reportable
conviction or adjudication, as defined by Article 62.001 of the
Texas Code of Criminal Procedure (or similarly classified offenses
in jurisdictions outside of Texas) or any other offense which
requires offenders to be registered as a sex offender.
- Applicant(s) will be denied if convicted of the illegal
manufacture or distribution of a controlled substances as defined
in Section 102 of the Controlled Substances Act.
- Applicant(s) will be subject to being denied if convicted or
subject to deferred adjudication for any felony (or similarly
classified offenses in jurisdictions outside of Texas) not listed
above if the incarceration, probation or deferred adjudication
period was completed within 10 years from the date of
application.
- Applicant(s) will be subject to being denied if convicted or
subject to deferred adjudication for any class A misdemeanor
involving illegal drugs or weapons, violent crimes or crimes
against property (or similarly classified offenses in jurisdictions
outside of Texas) if the incarceration, probation or deferred
adjudication was completed within 5 years from the date of
application.
The owner of this community reserves the right, at owner’s
discretion, to reject the rental application for any other criminal
offenses or accept Applicants who may have had a criminal history
of the above-referenced offenses where the sentence was completed
years prior to application. Consideration will be given to
the nature, severity, and recency of an individual’s conduct.
Additionally, if an Applicant is subject to being denied under our
criminal history policy, the Applicant may provide written evidence
of any mitigating factors that should be considered.
OCCUPANCY
The following occupancy standards apply:
| Floor
Plan Type |
Occupancy Limit
(when only adults reside in the apartment) |
Family Occupancy |
| One
Bedroom |
Two adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
3 persons total, but no more than 2 adults |
| One Bedroom /
Study |
Two adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
3 persons total, but no more than 2 adults |
| One Bedroom /
Flex |
Two adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
3 persons total, but no more than 2 adults |
| Two
Bedroom |
Two adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
4 persons total, but no more than 2 adults |
| Two Bedroom /
Study |
Two adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
5 persons total, but no more than 2 adults |
| Three
Bedroom |
Three adults
per apartment/townhome |
No more than
6 persons total, but no more than 3 adults |
- For the purposes of this occupancy policy, a “family occupancy”
shall refer to a group of individuals that consist of the following
persons: one or more individuals who have not attained the age of
18 years being domiciled with: (1) a parent or another person
having legal custody of such individual or individuals; or (2) the
designee of such parent or other person having such custody, with
the written permission of such parent or other person. The
term “family occupancy” shall also include any person who is
pregnant or is in the process of securing legal custody of any
individual who has not attained the age of 18 years.
- Additionally, notwithstanding the foregoing, except for the
occupancy of a one bedroom, whenever two adults are permitted to
occupy an apartment, a third adult will also be permitted to occupy
that apartment if the third adult is a parent, grandparent, son,
daughter, or sibling of another adult occupying the apartment.
RENTER’S LIABILITY
INSURANCE
Every Applicant (every person who will be signing the lease as
Resident) is required to buy and maintain a Personal Liability
Insurance policy with a minimum of $100,000 coverage per occurrence
that covers the actions or inactions of you, your Occupants, and
guests. To satisfy this requirement, you must provide
evidence of insurance coverage on or prior to the Lease Start date
and maintain this coverage throughout the entire term of your
residency (see your lease for additional details).
The policy must have:
- Every Resident’s
Name
- The Apartment
Address
- The Policy
Number
- The Insurance Policy Start
and End dates, and
- “The Marlowe” listed as a
"Party of Interest," an “Additional Interested Party,” and
NOT listed as an “Additional Insured,”
- Mail your proof of insurance
to:
The Marlowe
PO Box 477
Lehi, Utah 84043
Homebody, a premier provider of renter’s insurance, will provide
our Residents with an insurance policy that meets these
requirements and can be purchased in 5 minutes or less by calling
1.877.577.0850 or going to www.Homebody.com. You are strongly encouraged to buy
additional insurance that covers you and your personal
belongings.
ANIMALS
No animals (including mammals, reptiles, birds, fish, rodents,
amphibians, arachnids, and insects) are allowed, even temporarily,
anywhere in the apartment or apartment community unless we have
given written permission. If we allow an animal, you must
sign an Animal Addendum for each animal. No more than two
animals per apartment. A fish tank of not more than 25
gallons is allowed.
- Acceptance of all dog breeds not listed are subject to owner’s
approval. Dog breed restrictions include but are not limited
to: Pit Bull Terriers / Staffordshire Terriers, Chows,
Rottweilers, Akitas, Mastiffs, Doberman Pinschers, Wolf Hybrids,
Presa Canarios, Alaskan Malamutes, German Shepherd, American
Bulldog, and any restricted breed mix.
- An animal deposit, non-refundable pet fee, and pet rent may be
required for each animal.
- Dog owners are required to collect a swab sample of your dog’s
DNA and pay a one-time registration fee (see the office for
details).
- We require all leaseholder(s) to complete an animal screening
conducted by an independent, third-party pet screening vendor for
all animals at the community. Based upon the animal screening
results, your animal may not be allowed to reside at the
community. There is a nominal fee for a household pet
screening Pet Profile. This is a separate charge from the rental
application fee. There is no charge for an assistance /
service animal accommodation request and no charge for a “No Pet /
No Animal” profile.
- Reasonable accommodation requests should be submitted through
the third-party pet screening vendor for review by their legal team
to ensure the accommodation request meets the FHAct
guidelines. Breed restrictions; size, weight, and number
limitations; fee, deposit, and rent requirements do not apply to
qualified assistance / service animals.
FAIR HOUSING STATEMENT
We comply with all applicable fair housing laws including those
that prohibit discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex,
disability, familial status, national origin, or any other legally
protected classification or status in the jurisdiction in which the
property is located. We will consider requests for reasonable
accommodations and modifications in accordance with applicable fair
housing laws.
SECURITY POLICIES
We are concerned about your safety, but we cannot provide it or
guarantee it. No security system, patrol, or electronic
security device can prevent crime. Do not rely upon any
community security devices or measures, including but not limited
to, intrusion alarms, access gates, keyed or controlled entry
doors, video cameras, off duty police officers, patrol services, or
other such devices or measures, for your security. If you
would like to be informed as to the crime statistics in this
community’s geographic area, you may contact the local Police
Department.
DATA AND COMMUNICATION
You agree to provide us with a working email address where we will
send Resident communications. You understand and accept that
we may collect, retain, use, transfer, and disclose personal
information, such as the first name, last name, email address, and
phone number of you or your Occupants in the unit. We may
collect, retain, and use that information, or disclose that
information to third parties to, among other things, (a) operate
the Property; (b) provide services consistent with the Lease; (c)
refer you to third parties that provide products or services that
may be of interest to you or your Occupants in the unit; (d)
collect debts; and (e) conduct and analyze Resident surveys.
Please review the privacy policy of the owner’s authorized agent at
the time of residence for a discussion of the treatment of
information during your lease. By providing an email address
or cell phone number, you consent to receive communications
regarding marketing materials, promotional offers, and your
application status via e-mail, voicemail, calls, text, and/or any
other means. You acknowledge and agree that this authorization is
made voluntarily. The permissions and consents granted herein
apply to the owner of the community and the owner’s authorized
agents/representatives, including its property manager, and will
continue even after your lease expires, the owner of the community
sells the community, or the property manager no longer manages the
community.
RENTAL RATES AND LEASE TERMS
Original rental rate quotes will be honored for two (2)
business days. The rental rate quote is associated
with the apartment home’s availability at the time of your quote,
move-in date, and lease term requested. Any changes to the
time of the quote, your move-in date, or lease term may require a
revised rental rate quote which may result in a different monthly
rental rate.
PAYMENT OF FEES, DEPOSITS, AND RENT
All up-front fees, deposits, and rent due are required to be paid
in certified funds for Applicants who will take possession within 7
days of the application date.
If the move-in date
falls on or after the 25th of the month, then the
pro-rated rent for the first month, plus the following month’s full
rent, will be due in certified funds prior to
move-in. Applicant(s) are subject to being
denied if any payment for the Application fee, Administration fee,
and/or Deposits are rejected, returned, or unable to be
processed.
FALSIFICATION OF APPLICATION
Any falsification, misleading, concealed, or inaccurate information
provided on the application and/or submitted documents
automatically disqualifies the Applicant or Occupant. Giving
false information, falsifying documents, and/or falsifying identity
is a criminal offense punishable by a jail sentence and fine.
We cooperate with local, state, and federal agencies in their
investigations.
QUESTIONS OR DISPUTES REGARDING APPLICATION
RESULTS
Applicant information is evaluated against the qualifying criteria
as listed in this document. Should your application be
declined for identification, income/employment, credit, animal,
criminal or rental history reasons, or internet search reasons, and
you have questions or wish to dispute the findings, you may contact
the providers listed below.
- Resident Verify, LLC is the application
screening provider for this community and retrieves public records,
credit reports, income verification, and rental history
records. You may request information related to your
application and/or dispute communication at any time and at no cost
by contacting Resident Verify by phone (866)- 698-0661, by email
([email protected]), or in writing at 4205 Chapel Ridge
Rd, Lehi, Utah 84043. Experian is the credit bureau utilized
by Resident Verify, LLC for this community and Experian retrieves
credit reports. Experian can be contacted at: PO Box
2002, Allen, Texas 75013 or 888.397.3742.
- Snappt provides income document authentication
services. Email [email protected].
- PetScreening.com provides animal screening
services. Email [email protected].
- If, after an initial criminal history dispute review, an
Applicant is still subject to being denied pursuant to these
criteria, the Applicant may appeal the possible denial by
submitting a written request with supporting documentation of any
mitigating information beyond that contained in the Applicant’s
criminal record to the Community Manager. To dispute the
Community Manager’s denial of an application, you may contact
[email protected].
APPLICANT APPROVAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Applicant acknowledges receipt of these criteria and agrees that
the criteria referenced above will be considered in the
qualification process, including, but not limited to,
identification validation, income/employment verification,
unsatisfactory or no credit, criminal or rental history findings,
residency address information, public records, exceeding the
maximum number of Occupants per apartment home, restricted animals,
inability to meet additional requirements of application results,
providing misleading, concealed, or inaccurate information, and
adverse, subpar, or unverified information. Signing this
acknowledgement indicates that Applicant had the opportunity to
review these rental criteria. If Applicant does not meet the
rental criteria, or if Applicant provides inaccurate, incomplete,
inconsistent, concealed, and/or unverifiable information,
Applicant’s application may be rejected, and Applicant’s
application fee will not be refunded.