2909 S Plum St Rental

Discover tranquility in this charming residence nestled in the heart of Mt. Baker, a stone's throw away from sprawling parks and a delightful public garden. Enjoy seamless connectivity to the city with excellent public transport links nearby. Your private oasis awaits in the form of a lush garden, thriving with mature fruit trees - plums, pears, apples, and figs. Unwind in the spacious interiors that boast an open layout across three generously-sized bedrooms. Revel in the abundant natural light filtering through, and let the cool breeze in through the operable skylights. The expansive downstairs studio apartment, complete with its own kitchenette, adds a layer of flexibility to this home. Viewing Requirement: Applications will be accepted only after all applicants have viewed the property. For out-of-area applicants, either one group member or an identified individual must visit the property in person or conduct a virtual tour via FaceTime, Zoom, or other real-time methods. Screening Criteria: Income: Monthly income must be at least 2.5 times the rental amount. Documentation may include recent pay stubs, tax returns, or other verifiable income sources. Rental History: 24 months of favorable, verifiable rental history. Lack of rental history may necessitate a cosigner. Credit History: Open accounts must be in good standing for 2 years. Derogatory credit may result in denial. Employment: Current employment must be verifiable. Co-Signer Qualification: Must meet all the standard criteria with 3 times the rental amount in verifiable income. Identification: Valid government-issued photo ID required from all applicants. Grounds for Denial: Unpaid eviction or rental collections (Note: Washington law currently restricts denial based on eviction history during or within six months after a civil emergency). Falsification of rental application. Criminal Activity: Seattle laws prohibit denying tenancy based on past criminal or arrest records. Other criminal activity will be evaluated considering the nature, severity, and recency of criminal conduct. Payment Plan Notice: Per Seattle Ordinance 125222, tenants may opt to pay the security deposit, pet deposit, move-in fees, and last month’s rent in installments over six months (or four months for leases between 30 days and six months).