2211 East Carlson Court

2211 E Carlson Ct. $2,400, 3 bed, 2 bath, 1656 sq ft. Kids walk to school! on this quiet cul-de-sac in Mead School Dist. Five minutes from Costco, groceries and restaurants. Next to the Centennial Trail, and near the North Spokane Corridor & US 395.

Newly remodeled bathrooms, wood floors, and fresh paint throughout; fenced backyard. AC and forced air gas heat; stainless steel kitchen appliances, including new dishwasher, and microwave, washer and dryer, and fireplace insert. 2 car garage. No pets.

It is suggested that rent equal no more than 30% of income. Tenant pays utilities and electricity; renter’s insurance required; nonsmoking and non-vaping property. 12 mon lease, available July 16. $2,000 deposit. Call or text Derek Iranon at 509-850-5504.

PLEASE BE AWARE of the following before submitting an Application for Tenancy with the fee: All persons aged 18 or above must submit a separate Application for Tenancy, and pay a nonrefundable Administrative and Application of $75 fee.

We will conduct a tenant screening on the following: (1) your credit report; (2) for any past evictions; (3) your employment, if applicable; (4) sufficient and verifiable personal income; (5) your previous landlord references; and (6) a criminal background screening. We do not accept comprehensive reusable ("portable") tenant screening reports.

ANY OF THE FOLLOWING MAY RESULT IN DENYING YOUR APPLICATION: credit score below 600, recent bankruptcy, unlawful detainer action (eviction) on your record, poor rental history. We will screen for criminal convictions for crimes against person or property. There is no automatic exclusion of rental applicants based on criminal history. The following, or substantially similar, crimes may result in denial of application: Murder; manslaughter; assault; robbery; rape; child molestation; rape of a child; kidnapping; theft; burglary; malicious mischief; arson; reckless burning; delivery of a controlled substance; possession of a controlled substance; manufacturing of a controlled substance. In matters relating to criminal conviction history, circumstances that may be considered include: length of time since conviction, age of individual at time of conduct; evidence of good tenant history before or after conviction or conduct; demonstrated rehabilitation efforts; nature of severity of offense(s); and/or number of similar past offenses or lack thereof. Subject to application of relevant state and federal law.