2100 Light Rd, APT 203, Oswego, IL 60543

** Minimum Combined Average Credit Score of 600 Or More Required ** ** Gross Monthly Income must be 3x the monthly rent ** ** Minimum Security Deposit is $1,500.00** Fresh and clean 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment centrally located in Oswego with easy access to Orchard Road and Route 30. IN UNIT WASHER/DRYER!! Monthly rent includes all utilities EXCEPT electric and internet. *All applicants 18 and over must complete an application with credit and background check included. *Total gross monthly household income must be at least 3x monthly rent amount. *Security deposit is typically $1,500.00 but is dependent on overall application score. *Minimum combined average credit score of 600 required. *NO PETS! *This is a non-smoking home. Absolutely no smoking--not even on the balcony. *A mandatory additional $29/month resident benefit package (for up to 2 people named on lease plus $5 per additional person) is added to all leases and includes resident portal access, keyless unit access, positive monthly payment reporting to credit bureaus, identity theft protection thru Allstate and several other resident benefits. *A non-refundable move-in report fee of $150.00 is required at the time of move-in. *Resident pays electric. *A valid renters insurance policy is required prior to occupancy. *All application fees are non-refundable once submitted. *There is no charge for credit screening reports run by our office. Our application fee covers staff labor cost to process and score your application. Hence, our policy is that once an application is paid for and submitted to our office to start processing, the application fee is NON-REFUNDABLE. You understand and acknowledge our Notice of No Agency Relationship. As such, by contacting Your Place Property Management, and/or showing agent, you understand and agree that Lessor's designated agent's Sponsoring Broker Company has previously entered into an agreement with Lessor to provide certain property management and real estate brokerage services to the Lessor. As a result, Lessor's designated agents are not acting as your agent but as the agent of the Lessor.