1- How can I see a unit?
You can call the Rent LBC office at (562) 735-3064. We will guide you to the onsite manager of the building you are inquiring about.
2- What are your rental requirements?
Applicants should have income equal or greater to 2.5 times the rent amount, have no past evictions and have verifiable income and rental references.
3- What if I have bad credit?
We consider all applicants that meet the rental requirements even applicants with less then perfect credit. Since there are many variables as to why credit can be deficient we can only commit to reviewing each application on a case by case basis. There are cases where an increased deposit and or co signer will make it possible for an individual with less then perfect credit to be able to rent.
4- Where can I get an application?
You can download an application on our website
www.rentlbc.com under forms. You can also ask the onsite manager for an application after viewing a unit.
5- Who do I give my application to when it is complete?
After completing the application you can email the application to rentlbc@gmail.com or fax the application to (562) 252-7806. Please note that there is a $35 application fee.
6- Is there anything I need to bring with my application to get approved as a renter?
Yes. Please bring copies of your last two pay stubs (if you are self employed please bring your last two months bank statements), a copy of your social security card and valid drivers license and or identification card.
7- Is there an application fee?
Yes there is a $35 non refundable application fee. This fee includes a credit check fee. The $35 must paid for before the application is reviewed. Acceptable forms of payment include money orders, cashiers checks or cash. Please make money orders or cashiers checks payable to Rent LBC, or pay online by clicking the âformsâ tab and scroll down.
8- How long will it take to review my application?
We have five business days to review all applications after we have received both the application and fees. However we typically can work through the application process in less time than that. You may contact the office at (562) 735-3064 to inquire about specific turn times after we have received your application and fees.
9- Do I need to do anything before I move into the unit?
We require that you do a pre move in inspection with the onsite manager. The purpose of this inspection it to verify the condition of the property prior to your occupancy. If there are any pre existing issues they will taken note of during the inspection. This serves as a protection for both you as the renter and us as property management company.
10- When is rent due?
Rent is due on the first if each month and late on the third. There will be a $50 late fee for rent that is not paid by this date.
11- Is there a late fee?
There is a $50 late fee for rent that is paid after the third of the month.
12- Who do I make my payment out to?
Speak to your onsite manager or call the office or refer to your lease
13- Where do I make my rent payments?
You can give your rent payment to your onsite manager and mail to 5150 East Pacific Coast Hwy Suite #200, Long Beach CA 90804
14- What do I do if I'm experiencing a maintenance issue?
Please go to the forms section of the www.rentlbc.com website and download a maintenance and repair request form. Please complete the form and hand into your onsite manager for the quickest response. You may also email the request to rentlbc@gmail.com or fax the request to (562) 252-7806. But we really encourage you to hand in all request to your onsite manager for tracking purposes.
15- What should I do if I'm having issues with another tenant?
We are concerned with any and all tenant issues that may arise. It is important for us to keep record of all incidents that take place in order to take any action in resolving the problem. Please go to the forms section of the www.rentlbc.com website and download an incident report form. Please complete the form and email it to rentlbc@gmail.com or fax back to (562) 252-7806. We will contact you by phone after receiving the report to discuss the situation and assist in a resolution.
