Faq's

You’ll want to start by scheduling a tour of the building you’re interested in renting from. You can view all our available apartments here.

• Generally, you'll need a photo ID, proof of income (pay stubs, employment letter), bank statements, and references.
• Additional documents may include a rental application, credit report, and rental history.

Visit the Neighborhood page in our top menu - you can see all apartments in our Hollywood, Downtown LA and Koreatown locations there.

• Some apartments may require a security deposit (typically one month's rent) and application fees.
• You might also need to budget for utilities, parking fees, or pet deposits if applicable. Check each building for it’s fees.

You can schedule a viewing to tour an apartment right from our website. Navigate to the building you want and scroll down to the bottom of the page. Fill out the Schedule a Showing section. A manager will get back to you within 48 hours.

• Fill out a rental application form. We have a rental application form fee of $25.
• Attach the required documents, such as ID, proof of income, and references.
• Once our managers receive your application they will review it, run a credit check and contact your references. 
• If approved the manager will contact you to schedule an appointment to sign your lease

• Approval times can vary, but it usually takes a few days to a week.
• Landlords may need to review your application, conduct background/credit checks, and contact references.

•  Renter's insurance is highly recommended to protect your personal belongings.
• Contact insurance providers to get quotes and choose a policy that suits your needs.

Read the lease agreement carefully and understand the terms, including rent amount, duration, pet policies, and rules regarding repairs and maintenance.

Once you become a tenant you’ll have access to our secure tenant portal. Through this website you’ll be able to submit maintenance requests and even upload photos/videos of the issue.

• Check with the landlord regarding any restrictions on modifications.
• Some landlords may allow minor modifications, such as painting or hanging pictures, with prior approval.

Each building has its own pet policy. Several of our buildings are dog and cat friendly. Contact the managers directly to discuss your personal situation.