4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Home available fur July 2021- Includes Washer and Dryer - Located within walking distance of Donkey, Elk Brewing, Rowster Coffee and much more on the Wealthy St business area, this 4 bedroom 2 bath home is one not to miss!

Virtual Tour: https://my.matterport.com/show/?m=4FBSr3aAB9j

Available: July 1st, 2021
Showings Start: June 15th or by appointment with an approved application.
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 2 Full
Garage: Off Street Parking Only


Rent: $1995
Deposit: $1500
Application Fee: $45 (requirements below)

Resident Utility Responsibility: Trash, gas, electric, and water

When is this available?
This property is available July 2021.

Can I see the property?
We will begin tours once the current resident moves out (Mid June) or to an approved applicant by appointment.

How do I apply?
You can apply directly from our website: wymaproperties.com . Click on the listing on the home page and select "Apply Now"

What are the requirements to qualify?
Credit Score : 650, Income : 3x Rent in Gross Income, Good Rental History (no evictions or outstanding balances with previous landlords), National Background Check. Application fee: $45 per adult.

Can I bring a pet?
Yes we do allow pets. Please call to check on specific weights and breeds as it varies per property. Pet fees vary depending on the property.

What is the parking situation?
There is a large, off street driveway

Do I need to apply before I can see the property?
No, we do not require that you apply before you tour. Our rentals tend to lease quickly. If you are worried about missing out on a property, we highly recommend you apply.

I’d like to see the property. Can I stop by for a tour?
This property is occupied until mid June. Once the current resident has moved out, we will begin tours. Please do not disturb the current residents.

Are there any hidden fees?
We take pride in being upfront and honest on our pricing. The only additional fee we charge on top of the advertised price is for pets (if allowed at the property). No gimmicks here.

Is the first month’s rent prorated?
You better believe it!