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YES!  We participate in the Oklahoma City Housing Authority (OCHA) and Oklahoma Housing Finance (OHFA) programs.  We’ve done so for a long time, so we are very familiar with the housing inspections and the paperwork.  If you have a housing voucher, we will walk you through the whole process, and get you into the unit that makes sense for you. 

Not all of our properties are pet friendly, but most are.  You’ll know if it doesn’t because the advertisement will state that it does not allow pets.  The weight limit is generally 25 pounds per pet.  We limit the number of pets per unit to two, but may be restricted to one.  No aggressive breeds / dogs are permitted. 

The pet fee is usually $250 per pet, but may be more depending upon the specific requirements of the property owner.  Please refer to the advertisement for specifics or ask. 

The Houses for Rent OKC leasing team makes showings available either in person or via lock box.  To request a showing, click on the link on the website.  You will receive instructions on scheduling a showing.  If you don’t receive an immediate response, it probably means the property is currently not available for showings.  As soon as it becomes available, you will receive a notification.  

There may be other parties at in person showings.  Be sure to bring your mask.  You will be asked to distance. 

Appliances are provided in some but not all properties.  Check the advertisement.  And, always be sure to verify this with Houses for Rent OKC leasing team staff members.  

There are three primary items the Houses for Rent OKC leasing team look at when screening the rental application.  1. The take home pay of the applicant must be three times the rent.  2. We require a rental reference from the prior landlord(s).  3. We do a background check that likely includes the credit report.  For me details, go to the article about how we screen rental applications.

Click here to apply for one of our rental properties.  Follow the directions. 

The application fee is $35 per applicant.  Each adult must submit their own application.

It varies, but allow at least 2 business days to screen the applications.  It will take longer if we are having issues in getting the rental reference back from the prior landlord(s).  

Make contact with the leasing office. They will direct you on how to put a deposit on the property. When you put a deposit on the property, we will screen your application before others. If you are not approved, you will get your security deposit back.

You will get 100% of your security deposit back as long as you pay the rent under the lease, and return the property in the condition you received it, normal wear and tear excluded.  

The lease is typically 12 months.  However, we can provide 6 month or 24 month options provided it is acceptable to the property owner.  

Yes.  Occasionally we find repair items after a resident has moved in.  Those items will be addressed.  

Some landlords do next to no maintenance on their properties because they just don’t want to spend the money.  They aren’t concerned about their residents, they are only concerned about money.  Look, we don’t waste money on needless maintenance.  But when something need to be fixed, we don’t hesitate to get it fixed.  In fact, we just won’t work for owners who are slum lords. 

A resident can submit a work order request through the resident portal or by calling or texting the maintenance coordinator. 

We do a move-in checklist prior to move in.  Hopefully, that will catch items that need to be addressed prior to move in.  But if they don’t, just submit a request and we will address the item. 

Absolutely.  We don’t release resident information to third parties without your consent.