Search for an Apartment: Start by searching our site for an apartment that meets your needs in terms of location, size, and budget.

Visit and Inspect: Schedule visits with us to take a look at the apartments you're interested in. 

Application Process: Fill out a rental application, which may include providing personal information, rental history, and employment details.

Background and Credit Checks: Firewater Management will conduct background and credit checks to verify your suitability as a tenant.

Review and Sign Lease Agreement: Once approved, review the lease agreement carefully. It includes terms like rent, deposit, lease duration, and maintenance responsibilities.

Pay Deposits and First Month’s Rent: Pay the required security deposit and the first month's rent. This amount varies based on the property.

Move-in: After completing all formalities, you can move into your new apartment.

Photo Identification: A valid government-issued ID such as a driver's license, passport, or state ID card.

Proof of Income: Recent pay stubs (last 30 days of income), bank statements, or a letter of employment verifying your income. If self-employed, tax returns or 1099 forms may be required.

Rental History: Contact information for your previous landlords for references. If you're renting for the first time, this may not be necessary.

Credit Report Authorization: Firewater Management will conduct a credit check to make sure you qualify.

Background Check Authorization: Firewater Management requires a background check.

Application Form: A completed rental application form provided by us wil need to be filled out.

Social Security or ITIN Number: For credit and background checks.

Bank Account Information: Sometimes required for setting up automatic rent payments.

References: Personal or professional references are helpful, especially if you have a limited credit or rental history.

Pet Information: If you have pets, you will need to provide information about them and pay an additional pet fee.

Ultimately, the best time to rent is when it aligns with your personal needs, your budget, and work needs. Contact us if you have any questions about how we can help you decide.

No in fact it is a soft credit pull.