Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: Do you accept Section 8 / housing vouchers?

  A: Yes. In accordance with HB20-1332, all homes managed by Alliance PM accept all sources of income. Please review our approval criteria before scheduling your showing.

• Q: Can you hold a place before I apply?

  A: Unfortunately, we do not hold properties. We rent to the best qualified applicant at the close of our application pool window.

• Q: Do I pay first month’s rent and last month’s rent with my security deposit?

  A: No. You will pay your first month’s rent with your security deposit at lease signing, along with any applicable pet or utility fees.

• Q: How old do you have to be to apply?

  A: Everyone 18 and older must submit their own application.

• Q: Is the deposit refundable?

  A: Yes, your security deposit is refundable less any applicable move-out charges (unpaid rent, utilities, fees, damages - less normal wear and tear). Your security deposit is not a prepayment of rent, and cannot be used to skip your last month’s rent payment. Your security deposit will be processed and postmarked no more than 60 days from your lease ending date or when you return the keys to Alliance PM (whichever happens last).

• Q: Who needs a cosigner?

  A: Applicants who do not earn at least 3x rent may use a co-signer/guarantor to meet the income requirements. Co-signers/guarantors must show proof of income 4x the rental rate, plus have a credit score above 700. Co-signers are only used as a source of income . Applicants must still meet all other approval criteria on their own merit. View complete Approval Criteria on the Tenant Resource page of our website

• Q: You have a property I want to rent. How do I apply?

  A: Click here: Please note: we do not rent sight-unseen. You must schedule a showing and view the property in person before your application will be considered.

• Q: How do I pay rent?

  A: We offer three (3) ways to pay rent.

  1. EFT via your online tenant portal - cost: free. EFT credits your ledger immediately.
  2. PayNearMe - pay with cash at any of the supported PayNearMe retailers. PayNearMe credits your ledger within 15 minutes of submitting payment.
  3. USPS - mail a check, cashier’s check, or money order to our Box #. Rent is credited the day it is received in our office.

  A returned check fee will be assessed for all returned payments, and if your rent is late due to a returned payment, you will also be assessed a late fee.

• Q: I want to get a pet. What do I do?

  A: All animals (pets and support) must be approved by APM before they are brought into the home, even for a visit. Complete details are located on our Tenant Resource page,  Pet/Support Animal Policy.

• Q: I have a maintenance question and need to submit a request for repair. What do I do?

  A: Review the Tenant Maintenance page on our website. Troubleshoot the issue yourself using the guides provided, before submitting the request for repair.

• Q: I want to move out, but my roommate wants to stay. What do I do?

  A: Submit a Lease Change Request on the Tenant Resource page of our website. Have your roommate submit updated financials for the last two months. If your roommate is able qualify financially based off their individual income, we will process a Change to Lease removing you from responsibility of the lease terms. If your roommate cannot qualify on their own, they will have the option to find a new roommate to take your place. The new roommate must pass our application approval criteria before a Change to Lease will be processed. In the event there is not a new roommate to take your place, and your current roommate cannot financially qualify on their own merit, you will remain on the lease until the end of the current lease term, or you and your roommate have the option of breaking your lease early (early termination fee applies), and you are both free to move with 30-days written notice.

• Q: Our lease is expiring soon and we want to move out. What do we do?

  A: Submit the Notice To Vacate form on the Tenant Resource page of our website. 30-day notice is required.

• Q: Who is responsible for paying for repairs & maintenance requests?

  A: Owners pay for normal use maintenance requests. Tenants pay 100% of invoiced repairs for damages due to misuse, negligence, or intentional damages caused by themselves, their children, animals, and guests.