Why does AptFindMisdemeanors.com give a Rebate?

Why does John at 24x7 Apartment Find (or AptFindMisdemeanors.com) give a Rebate?

I give a Rebate because it is just good business.  I know you are more likely to get back to me and tell me to bill the apartments if you have "some skin in the game". 

I know my major value is in the service I provide.  But the way my business is, I can deliver great service and then not know you have moved in.  I then can't feed my family.

The apartments only pay me when you list me on the Guest Card and on the Lease Application PLUS you have to call me with the Complex Name, Unit Number, and Move-In Date. Most apartments will no longer provide locators with this information so they can bill - we have to get the information from our clients.

I want to give you a reason to report back to me.  I am running a business and I know the best way to get you to report the move in is to give you a Rebate Check.

In addition, it is great advertising. The best advertising I can get is a satisfied client.

To start my service, complete a FIND MY TX APT FORM at my site: www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com.

It's a FREE Service plus you will get a Rebate when the apartments pay me.

Texas Apartment Locators or Apartment Finders must be Texas Real Estate Agents

Texas Law requires Apartment Locators or Apartment Finders to be Texas Real Estate Agents

John at 24x7 Apartment Find is a Texas Real Estate Agent and a Texas Real Estate Broker.  He knows Real Estate and has tons of experience with Criminal Issues as they relate to Finding Apartments. 

John is not a lawyer and nothing in this Blog or his site should be considered as Legal Advice.

To start his Free Apartment Service, go to www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com and submit a FIND MY TX APT FORM.

Do you guarantee I will be approved?

Does AptFindMisdemeanors.com guarantee I will be approved?

In most cases, No. Here's why: Criminal is just one part of a 4 part puzzle. If my clients don't get in it is usually because of:

1. A broken lease or eviction (when they didn't either know or bother to run their credit report) or Inadequate Rental History.
2. Inadequate Income (gross income of less than was indicated to me)or Inadequate time on the job/job stability issues
3. Credit Issues (large amounts owed, late payments,etc.)

 
I can only control what I know about. Therefore I depend upon you, my client, to have an understanding of the rest.

I'm very successful at placing people with criminal issues. If you have such an issue, go to my website: www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com and complete a FIND MY TX APT FORM to start my service.

Can a Co-Signer get me past my Misdemeanor Charges?

Can I use a Co-Signer to get me past my Misdemeanor Charge?

No, a Co-Signer is just to aid you if you don't have adequate income to rent. Often it is used for college students.

Never for Criminal.  Your only option is to rent honestly.  Contact me today by completing a FIND MY TX APT FORM on my site www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com.

Can an Apartment Reject Me Because of a Traffic Ticket or Traffic Misdemeanor?

Can an Apartment Reject Me Because of a Traffic Ticket or Traffic Misdemeanor?

Yes, sometimes. It depends on their policy.  Traffic Tickets are Misdemeanor C offenses.  

 Most apartments don't do this but some do.  I've also seen 7 incidents where apartments consider, what you might consider to be a traffic offense, as a Criminal matter. These include:

1. DWI or Driving While Intoxicated by an Adult
2. Reckless Driving
3. Speeding (over 15 miles over the limit)
4. Leaving a child in a vehicle
5. Possession of alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle
6. Driving under the influence of alcohol by a minor
7. Failure to Stop after a minor accident

If you have a misdemeanor of any type, just go to my site www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com and fill out a FIND MY TX APT FORM. I know the policies. Remember, my service is FREE to you. The apartment application fees aren't. I could save you $50 to $150 in fees.

Contact me today.

Can just my spouse/partner be a lease holder and can I be an occupant (non-lease holder)?

Can just my spouse/partner be a lease holder and can I be an occupant?

The Occupant Status is only available at approx. one-third of apartment complexes. The problem is it is designed only for financial issues, not criminal issues.

I used this status to place a soldier's wife while he went to Iraq. She had a broken lease and her husband had great rental history.  It worked then because both the Lease Holder (Soldier) and the Occupant (his wife) had no criminal history.

In addition, it only works when the lease holder can qualify (income wise) for the apartment without any funds from the occupant.

Usually, with a criminal issue, Occupant Status just doesn't work.

But if you want to know what your options are, go to my site: www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com and complete a FIND MY TX APT FORM.

Should I just rent under a friend or family member name? Or what's the Risk in Renting Like That?

What's the Risk in Renting under a Friend or Family Member's Name?

The risk is you might get caught.  Apartments Evict when someone rents under another parties name.

So in the example that you rent under your parent's name, and you are caught, imagine how your parents would react if they have an $7,000 Debt placed on their credit report. And you have to go to the trouble AND expense of finding a new place - fast.

One of the secrets that most locators won't tell you (those who suggest renting under another person's name) is that apartments often give away or give significant reductions in rent to police or deputies who are "Courtesy Officers or Security Officers" for the complex. Many of the Apartment Managers ask these Courtesy Officers to "run license tags" at night to identify people in the complex who shouldn't be there.

So if the Courtesy Officer comes up with a 2010 Mustang belonging to a John D. Doe and their is no John D. Doe as a Tenant - they've got you.  They usually give you 24 hours to clear out or perhaps toss you from the property immediately and threaten to arrest you for Criminal Trespassing if you come back to retrieve your things.  Then they evict the leaseholder (your parents/family/friends who "did you a favor").

What a way to ruin a Relationship.  Better to rent honestly. Just go to my site: www.AptFindMisdemeanors.com and complete a FIND MY TX APT FORM to get started with my Free Service.