1264 Osceola Street, Denver CO 80204

Lovely freshly painted, remodeled/updated ranch-style home is move in ready! Maple Kitchen Cabinets, Stainless Steel appliances and beautiful hardwood floors throughout. This back unit has 2 bedroom and 1 bath, a Large yard (yard is shared with the 1266 Osceola St unit.) and detached 1 car Garage. Conveniently located just a few minutes from Downtown. Walking distance to Sloan Lake, Lakewood Gulch Trail and Sanchez Park. Other unit (1266 Osceola St, 2 BR/1 B, also for lease $2,000/mo.) Ask me about our Deposit-Free Lease Program Tenant Fees: One time Fees: $69 - Application fee per adult 18 years or older (non refundable) $199 - Leasing Admin Fee Monthly Fee: $44.77-Resident Benefits Package (RBP) Rental Criteria: 1. TransUnion Vantage score of 680 or above. All scores below 680 will be declined. (Credit scores, adverse credit events and lack of credit will not be considered if an applicant receives a housing subsidy) 2. Gross income must be equal to 2x the monthly rent. Applicants must provide pay-stubs covering 30 consecutive days of gross income. If self-employed, tax returns must be provided. 3. Income Qualification with Public Housing Benefits: Where Applicants are qualified for affordable housing vouchers or other public housing payments, the amount of that voucher/payments will be first subtracted. The following criteria must be met in applying: 4. Convictions for sex offenses, stalking, manufacturing and/or distributing a controlled substance, and crimes resulting in the death of another person will be cause for denial. No registered sex offenders will be approved. Other convictions in the past 5 years may be cause for denial of the application pending the nature of the offense. 5. No evictions or outstanding balances in the past 5 years. 6. Bankruptcies must be discharged for 5 years with no new past due accounts. 7. Applicants will be required to provide a copy of a valid form of identification. For those applicants receiving Housing Subsidy, they must disclose in writing if they receive any of the following: 1. Supplemental Security Income 2. Social Security Disability Insurance under Title II of the Federal "Social Security Act", 42 U.S.C. Sec. 401 et seq., as amended 3. Cash Assistance through the Colorado Works Program Created in Part 7 of Article 2 of Title 26 4. A housing subsidy whereby any or all of your rental payment would be paid by a public or private assistance, grant, or loan program. Prospective tenant can provide to th