2620 Pacific Ave

Available: October 20th, 2025

Amazing non-smoking 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom apartment in Downtown Tacoma.
Amenities included: central air, central heat, hardwood floors, storage, laundry in building, and secure door entry.
Easy freeway, Sounder, and Light Rail access.

Utilities included in rent: electricity, heat, air conditioning and water.
Pet friendly for one small pet, 20lb max, additional monthly fee of $25. Pet must be approved.
$55 screening fee applications. No reusable screenings accepted.
1 year lease.
Total $1,495/month rent. ($1345 for rent and $150 building fee.)
$1,495 security deposit required.
$150 nonrefundable one time pet fee, if applicable.
Additional $25 monthly pet fee may be required.

Criteria may result in denial of the application.

Common reasons for denial:

* Insufficient or unverifiable income: Most landlords require that an applicant's gross monthly income is between 2.5 and 3 times the rent amount. An application can be denied if the applicant's income is too low or cannot be verified through reliable documents like pay stubs, bank statements, or a job offer letter.
* Poor credit history: A low credit score, a high debt-to-income ratio, or unpaid judgments can be grounds for denial. Landlords look for a history of responsible financial behavior. Some properties may require a minimum credit score.
* Negative rental history: This includes poor references from previous landlords, a history of late rent payments, lease violations, property damage, or unpaid balances owed to a past landlord. Unbiased, verifiable references are often required.
* Eviction history: A prior eviction record is a major reason for denial. Tacoma has specific protections for applicants, but unpaid evictions can be a valid reason to deny an application.
* Certain criminal convictions: Under Tacoma law, landlords can perform an individualized assessment of a person's criminal history within the past seven years. However, they must follow specific rules on what can and cannot be considered for denial. For example, some non-violent misdemeanors may not be considered.
* Incomplete or inaccurate application: An application can be denied if mandatory fields are left blank or if you provide false information. Falsifying information is a common reason for denial and may lead to eviction if discovered later.
* Exceeding occupancy limits: Applications can be denied if the number of occupants exceeds legal occupancy standards, which are often set at a certain number of people per bedroom.
* Non-compliance with rental terms: A landlord can deny an application if the tenant cannot or will not follow a lawful and uniformly enforced policy, such as a no-smoking or no-pet policy.
Failure to view the property: Some property management companies may require that you or an authorized representative view the property in person before your application can be considered.
RCW 59.18.257

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