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PUA LOKE RSP 07.06.21 1

PUA LOKE

4395 PUA LOKE STREET, LIHUE, HI 96766

TELEPHONE / FAX: (808) 240-1648

TDD (877) 447-5991

pua-management@eahhousing.org

RESIDENT SELECTION PLAN

Pua Loke is a 54 apartment, multi-family community in Lihue, HI that provides

housing for extremely low, very low, low, and market income households, without

regard to race, color, sex, creed, religion, national origin, physical or mental

disability status, familial status, age, ancestry, marital status, source of income,

sexual orientation or HIV status.

Pua Loke will make reasonable accommodations to individuals whose disability so

requires. Reasonable Accommodation Request forms are available upon request

from management. Pua Loke is an Equal Housing Opportunity Housing Facility,

admitting people in accordance with Local, State and Federal Housing laws, the

Housing Policy for the County of Kauai Project Based Voucher program (PBV),

Low Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC), National Housing Trust Fund

(HTF), and the HOME Investments Partnerships Program.

PROJECT BASED VOUCHER (PBV) UNIT ASSIGNMENT

Pua Loke has a Project Based Voucher contract for twelve PBV units. All

applicants for these apartments are referred by the Kaua`i County Housing Agency.

Each referral must be deemed eligible by Kauai County Housing Agency and must

meet the criteria of the Resident Selection Plan.

Pua Loke will maintain a waiting list to fill PBV vacancies based on applicants

who were referred and deemed eligible by the Kaua`i County Housing Agency.

NON-SMOKING POLICY

Pua Loke is designated as a Non-Smoking property. Smoking is prohibited in all

areas of the property including the interior of apartments, all indoor and outdoor

common areas on the property.

It is the residents’ responsibility to inform their guests of the Non-Smoking Policy.

Any violation of the Non-Smoking Policy will be deemed a material breach of the

Rental Agreement and grounds for immediate termination of the Lease/Rental

Agreement.

Pua Loke’s adoption of a Non-Smoking Policy does not make the Owner the

guarantor of the residents health or that the property will be free of smoke but

management shall take reasonable steps to enforce this policy.

INCOME LIMITS

To qualify for an apartment, the household’s gross income may not exceed the

maximum income limit per household size and may not be lower than the income

minimum* per household size. The income maximums and minimums are

attached and are posted in the Pua Loke Management Office.

*The apartment may be rented if proof is obtained indicating satisfactory and

timely rental payment history for the past twelve (12) months in the amount equal

to or greater than the rent charged for that apartment size.

APPLICATION FEES APPLY

An application fee of $35 per adult household member will apply. Application

fees will not be collected until an applicant is being considered for placement. The

application fee is to help cover our cost of conducting the credit and criminal

background inquiries.

An application fee(s) (per adult to occupy the apartment) is required at the time an

application is processed to determine eligibility. A holding deposit of $200 will be

collected once an apartment is offered. These funds must be in the form of a

cashier’s check or money order. The holding deposit will be applied to your

Security Deposit and or first month’s rent if your application is approved and you

move-in on your scheduled move-in day. If you rescind your application within

three (3) days of the date the holding deposit was paid, your holding deposit will be

reimbursed within 21 business days. If you cancel after the initial 3 days for any

reason your holding deposit will be forfeited. The application fee is non-

refundable.

*Housing Choice/Section 8 voucher holders will be exempt from the application

fee.

APPLICATION PROCEDURES

Applications will only be distributed when the waiting list is open. Applications

will not be distributed when the Waiting List is closed.

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Only online applications will be accepted.

Visit www.eahhousing.org/apartments/pua-loke

to complete your application.

Each applicant must complete an application and be willing to submit to a credit

history, rental history, and criminal background inquiry, as well as income and

asset verifications.

A lottery will determine the order the applications are screened for initial

placements. Preferences will be used on a continuous basis in the selection of

applicants. The online application must be completed and signed by the head of

household and all household members over 18 before an applicant can be placed on

the appropriate waiting list. If an application is not completely answered, the date

of it being fully completed will be the date that the application is considered

accepted for rental purposes.

When a completed application is received, the application will then be logged by

date and time received and placed on the appropriate waiting list. When a vacancy

at the property exists or is expected within the next one hundred and twenty (120)

days, the verification-selection process will begin immediately for the next

applicant on the appropriate waiting list in regard to income, assets, and eligible

program for certification.

PREFERENCES

Preferences will be used on a continuous basis in the selection of applicants.

However, the policy of the Property is that a preference does not guarantee

admission. Every applicant must still meet the Property’s Resident Selection Plan

standards for acceptance as a resident.

For apartments accessible to or adaptable for persons with mobility, visual or

hearing impairments, households containing at least one person with such

impairment will have first priority.

In addition to assigning and ranking a randomly assigned applicant number for the

lottery, residents shall be selected in accordance with the preferences described by

the County of Kaua`i. Each preference is assigned points so that the computer

software can accurately determine the placement of families on the Waiting List.

The applicant’s points will determine the preference and priority status and how it

affects applicants position on the Waiting List. Preference and priority order will

be determined based on the following point system:

Local Preference with Priority for current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice

Voucher (HCV) participants:

11 PTS Employed within the TMK area: TMK (4) 3-1 (Lihue Zone, Section 1)

and a current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice Voucher (HCV)

participant

10 PTS Employed within an expanded TMK area: (4) 3 (Lihue Zone)

and a current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice Voucher (HCV)

participant

9 PTS Resident of the Nawiliwili Ahupua’a, Lihue (Puna) District, Island of

Kaua’i and a current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice Voucher (HCV)

participant

8 PTS Kaua‘i Resident and a current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice Voucher

(HCV) participant

7 PTS Hawai‘i Resident and a current County of Kaua`i Housing Choice

Voucher (HCV) participant

Local Preference:

6 PTS Employed within the TMK area: TMK (4) 3-1 (Lihue Zone, Section 1)

5 PTS Employed within an expanded TMK area: (4) 3 (Lihue Zone)

4 PTS Resident of the Nawiliwili Ahupua’a, Lihue (Puna) District, Island of

Kaua’i

3 PTS Kaua‘i Resident

2 PTS Hawai‘i Resident

No Preference

1 PT Applicants without a preference.

Applicants are randomly assigned a lottery number, first ranked in

preference/priority point system order, then ranked in lottery order. Applicants

with higher preference/priority points are selected for application processing prior

to applicants with lower preference/priority points.

Applicants shall provide evidence of their preferred status in the form of paystubs

or other reasonable proof of employment and/or residency. Applicants with a

valid, verified preference will have priority over applicants without a verified

preference. Therefore, applicants with a verified preference/priority that are lower

on the waiting list will be offered an apartment first to satisfy the

preference/priority order as described by County of Kaua`i.

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If at any time there is no applicant with a valid and verified preference on the

waiting list, then no apartment in the Project shall be held vacant awaiting such

applicant, but shall be rented promptly to an approved applicant without a

preference.

Where preferences apply, applicants with a valid and verified preference will be

moved to the top of the waiting list above persons without a preference.

The preferences so described will at all times be consistent with the requirements

of Section 42 and future interpretations or guidance from the IRS and will not in

any way jeopardize the project’s eligibility under Section 42 of the Internal

Revenue Code.

APARTMENT TRANSFER POLICY

An Apartment Transfer List is maintained for those residents who have been

approved for transfer on the basis of a disability or change in household status.

Transfers for accessibility or medical reasons will have priority over those for

changes in household composition. Residents on the Apartment Transfer List will

have priority over the applicants on the Waiting List.

In order to transfer to another building in the property, the family must meet the

initial eligibility requirements of the LIHTC program or the transfer will not be

allowed.

OCCUPANCY GUIDELINES

Occupancy guidelines are the criteria established for matching a household with

the most appropriate size and type of apartment. The following occupancy

guidelines will be followed to avoid over utilization of the apartments as follows:

Bedroom Size

Household Maximum

To determine the proper bedroom size for which a household may qualify, the

following household members are to be included:

1. All full-time members of the household, and

2. Live-in attendants.

3. Foster children

4. Unborn children

5. Children in the process of adoption.

NOTE: Live-in attendants are subject to the criminal and landlord provisions of

this plan with the exception of criteria that determines ability to pay rent.

The fee to run a criminal background check is currently $20 per live-in attendant.

VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT OF 2013

The Violence Against Women Act (“VAWA”) protects victims against eviction

or denial of housing based on domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault

and stalking. In 2013, Congress expanded VAWA’s housing protections by

covering additional federal housing programs, including the Low-Income Housing

Tax Credit program (“LIHTC”). VAWA offers the following protections:

1. An applicant’s or program participant’s status as a victim of domestic

violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking is not a basis for

denial of admission, if the applicant otherwise qualifies for admission.

2. This must support or assist victims of domestic violence, dating violence,

sexual assault and stalking. It must protect victims, as well as members of

their family, from being denied housing or from losing their HUD assisted

housing.

3. An incident or incidents of actual or threatened domestic violence, dating

violence, sexual assault and stalking will not be construed as serious or

repeated violations of the lease or other “good cause” for terminating the

assistance, tenancy, or occupancy rights of a victim of abuse.

4. Criminal activity directly related to domestic violence, dating violence,

sexual assault and stalking, engaged in by a member of a tenant’s

household or any guest or other person under the tenant’s control, shall

not be cause for termination of assistance, tenancy, or occupancy rights of

the victim of the criminal acts.

5. Assistance may be terminated or a lease “bifurcated” in order

to remove an offending household member from the home. Whether or

not the individual is a signatory to the lease and lawful tenant, if he/she

engages in a criminal act of physical violence against family members or

others, he/she stands to be evicted, removed, or have his/her occupancy

rights terminated. This action is taken while allowing the victim, who is a

tenant or a lawful occupant, to remain.

6. The provisions protecting victims of domestic violence, dating violence,

sexual assault and stalking engaged in by a member of the household, may

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not be construed to limit Pua Loke, when notified, from honoring various

court orders issued to either protect the victim or address the distribution

of property in case a family breaks up.

7. The authority to evict or terminate assistance is not limited with respect to

a victim that commits unrelated criminal activity. Furthermore, if Pua

Loke can show an actual and imminent threat to other tenants or those

employed at or providing service to the property if an unlawful tenant’s

residency is not terminated, then evicting a victim is an option, the

VAWA notwithstanding. Ultimately, Pua Loke will not subject victims to

more demanding standards than other tenants.

The VAWA protections shall not supersede any provision of any federal, state, or

local law that provides greater protection for victims of domestic violence, dating

violence, sexual assault and stalking. The laws offering greater protection are

applied in instances of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and

stalking.

The Notice of Occupancy Rights and Certification form will be provided to

applicants when assistance is being denied or at the time of move-in.

GROUNDS FOR REJECTION

1. Total family income exceeds the applicable income limits published by

HUD or does not meet the minimum income limits.

2. Household cannot pay the full security deposit at move-in.

3. Household refuses to accept the second offer of a apartment.

4. Household fails to respond to interview letters or otherwise fails to

cooperate with the certification process. Failure to sign consent forms.

5. ANY adult household members fail to attend eligibility interview.

Blatant disrespect or disruptive behavior toward management, the

property or other residents exhibited by an applicant or family

member any time prior to move-in (or a demonstrable history of

such behavior).

7. Household is comprised entirely of full time students and does not meet

the exception outlined in Section 42 of the IRC.

8. Applicant failed to provide adequate verification of income or we are

unable to adequately verify income and/or income sources.

9. Providing or submitting false or untrue information on your application or

failure to cooperate in any way with the verification process.

10. Apartment assignment will NOT be the family’s sole place of residency.

Qualification for a apartment includes occupying the apartment on a

continuous basis and as a primary residence. Residents may not be

absent from the apartment for more than 60 consecutive days, or for

longer than 180 continuous days for medical reasons.

LANDLORD REFERENCE

11. Negative landlord references that indicate lease violation, disturbing the

peace, harassment, poor housekeeping, improper conduct or other

negative references against the household.

12. Evictions reported in the last 5 years.

13. History of late payment of rent that demonstrates more than 2 late

payments of rent in a six-month period for the past two years. More than

1 NSF in a one-year period.

14. Any evidence of illegal activity including drugs, gangs, etc.

15. Inappropriate household size for the apartment available (see Occupancy

Standards)

CREDIT

Please see attached credit criteria.

** Applicants without a credit history will fail “Income to Debt Ratio” criteria

and their application will be denied for housing.

CRIMINAL

Please see attached criminal background criteria.

GRIEVANCE/APPEAL PROCESS

Failure to meet one or more of the foregoing screening criteria may be grounds for

rejection, however, each application is considered as a whole and the above factors

are considered as part of a weighted formula. Should the applicants fail to meet the

screening criteria, they will receive a notice in writing indicating that they have the

right to appeal the decision. This notice must indicate that the applicant has 14 days

to dispute the decision.

An appeal meeting with the Property Supervisor will be held within 10 business

days of receipt of the applicant’s request.

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Within five days of the appeal meeting, the property will advise the applicant in

writing of the final decision regarding eligibility. Apartments will not be held for

those applicants in the appeal process.

ADMINISTRATION OF WAITING LIST

The property is required to maintain a waiting list of all applicants that submit a

completed application. Applicants must be placed on the waiting list and selected

from the waiting list even in situations where there are vacancies and the

application is processed upon receipt. This procedure is necessary to ensure the

complete and accurate processing of all documentation for all applicants.

The property has one waiting list that is established and maintained in

chronological order based on the date and time of receipt of the Preliminary

Application. The waiting list contains the following information for each

applicant:

1. Applicant Name

2. Address and/or Contact Information

3. Phone Number(s)

4. Apartment Type/Size

5. Household Composition

6. Preference/Accessibility requirements

7. Income level

8. Date/ Time of Application

Applicants must report changes in writing to any of the information immediately.

Applicants will have the opportunity to decline the first apartment offered and

retain their place on the waiting list. Should the applicant decline the offer of the

next available apartment, they will be removed from the waiting list.

PURGING THE WAITING LIST

The waiting list will be purged annually. Each applicant will receive a letter from

the property, which will request updated information and ask about their continued

interest. This letter must be returned within the specified time or their application

will be removed from the waiting list. It is the responsibility of the applicant to

maintain a current address with the office in order to receive waiting list

correspondence. Any correspondence returned undeliverable will result in

application being removed from the waitlist.

OPENING/CLOSING OF WAITING LIST

Pua Loke will monitor the vacancies and waiting list regularly to ensure that there

are enough applicants to fill the vacancies. Once the wait on the waitlist has been

determined to exceed a 12 month wait, the waitlist will be closed

The waiting list may be closed for one or more apartment sizes when the average

wait is longer than 12 months. When the waiting list is closed, Pua Loke will

advise potential applicants that the waiting list is closed and refuse to take

additional applications. Pua Loke will publish a notice stating that the waiting list

is closed in a publication likely to be read by potential applicants. The notice will

state the reasons for Pua Loke’s refusal to accept additional applications.

When Pua Loke agrees to accept applications again, the notice of this action will be

announced in a publication likely to be read by potential applicants in the same

manner as the notification that the waiting list was closed.

Advertisements will include where and when to apply and will conform to the

advertising and outreach activities described in the Marketing Plan for Pua Loke.

AVAILABILITY OF RESIDENT SELECTION PLAN

The Resident Selection Plan is available in the management office. Changes to the

Plan will be sent via U.S. mail to all persons on the active Waiting List. When the

Waiting List opens, the Resident Selection Plan will be distributed with

applications and are available by request from management.

ANNUAL/INTERIM RECERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

All residents must be re-certified annually. Residents are also required to report all

interim changes to management that occur between annually scheduled re-

certifications.

APARTMENT INSPECTION REQUIREMENT

Before signing the lease, Pua Loke and the resident must jointly inspect the

apartment. The resident has five days to report any additional deficiencies to Pua

Loke to be noted on the move-in inspection form.

Annual apartment inspections are performed by Pua Loke. Agencies providing

funding have the right to inspect the apartment to ensure the property is physically

well maintained and that the residents are provided with decent, safe and sanitary

housing.

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Residents will receive prior written notification for all apartment inspections.

When a resident moves out, a final inspection will be completed. Residents

are encouraged to attend the move-out inspection. However, if the resident

does not wish to participate in the final inspection, Pua Loke management

may conduct the inspection alone.

PETS

No pets of any description are allowed on the property. SERVICE or ASSISTIVE

animals are not considered pets and are not required to comply with the provisions

of the Pet Policy. Service or Assistive animals are those animals specifically

required to assist individuals with documented disabilities. Please notify

Management if you require a Service or Assistive animal.

EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY

Pua Loke does not discriminate on the basis of disability status in the admission or

access to, or treatment or employment in, its federally-assisted programs and

activities.

EAH HOUSING

A NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION

Expanding the range of opportunities for all by developing, managing and

promoting quality affordable housing and diverse communities since 1968.

Pua Loke is an equal opportunity housing provider.

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INCOME MINIMUMS AND MAXIMUMS

Maximum household income based on published LIHTC and HTF Income Limits for 2021 (subject to change)

Minimum monthly income is equivalent to 2.5 times the monthly rent:

1 Bedroom

2 Bedroom

3 Bedroom

30%of Median

$1,093

$1,268

$1,505

50% of Median

$2,050

$2,418

$2,750

60% of Median

$2,528

$2,993

$3,413

100% of Median

N/A

$5,288

$6,063

NOTE: Applicants who have Section 8 are exempt from the minimum income requirement.

1 Person

2 Person

3 Person

4 Person

5 Person

6 Person

7 Person

30% of Median

$21,420

$24,450

$27,500

$30,550

$35,700

$40,920

$46,140

50% of Median

$35,700

$40,800

$45,900

$50,950

$55,050

$59,150

$63,200

60% of Median

$42,840

$48,960

$55,080

$61,140

$66,060

$70,980

$75,840

100% of Median

$71,400

$81,600

$91,800

$101,900

$110,100

$118,300

$126,400

Attachment A: Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Boundaries

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 1

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 2

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 3

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 4

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 5

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 6

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 7

Nawiliwili Ahupua’a Makai portion 8

Streets in the Nawiliwili Ahupua’a

Aheahe Street

Alaekea Street

Alala Street

Alala Place

Apapane Street

Aukoi Street

Awapuhi Street

Awela Place

Eleki Place

Halehaka Road

Haleko Street

Hill Street

Hoala Street

Huna Street

Hunakai Street

Iliahi Street

Kahumoku Road

Kalae Street

Kanoa Road

Kapena Street

Kauila Street

Kepa Street

Kiele Street

Kokia Street

Kolopua Street

Kukui Grove Street

Kupu Lane

Lahi Place

Lala Road

Lala Place

Luina Street

Maka’a Street

Mapu Street

Mapu Place

Mohale Street

Mokoi Street

Nawiliwili Road

Niumalu Road

Nokekula Street

Nuhou Road

Pahee Street

Palau Mahu Street

Pilimai Street

Pikake Street

Pua Loke Street

Pua Nani Street

Rice Street

Ulu Maika Street

Upena Street

Waapa Road

Wehe Road

Wilcox Road

Wiliko Street

Company Name (Code):

EAH, Inc. (EAI)

Screening Policy, Credit Policy: EAI01, 578 Credit Product

Last Revision

Date:

7/17/2019 Applies to: Tax Credit Criteria Standard

RESIDENT SCREENING CRITERIA

WORKFLOW

1. RUN CREDIT (INCLUDING SOCIAL SECURITY FRAUD CHECK & RISK SCORE), PREMIUM NATIONAL CRIMINAL (INCLUDING NATIONAL SEX

OFFENDER), CRIMINAL SUPPLEMENTAL, PREMIUM NATIONAL CIVIL COURT, AND OFAC.

2. THE SCREENING IS COMPLETE.

3. N/A

CREDIT SCORING PARAMETERS CREDIT RESULTS

Problem Type

Years/Balances

Scored

Credit Risk Result

Collections,

Charge-offs,

Judgments, Open

Bankruptcy

7 Years Limited Established Credit Accept

Late Payments 7 Years No Established Credit Reject

Closed

Bankruptcy

60 Months Minor Accept

Foreclosures Score Moderate Accept

Student Loans Do Not Score High Reject

Medical Debt Do Not Score Severe Reject

Account Balances

Do Not Score Under

Second Bureau

Pull

INCOME CRITERIA EMPLOYMENT/ RESIDENCY CRITERIA

Rent-to-Income

Ratio

Result

Length of History

Employment Residency Result

Ratio less than or

equal 40%

Accept at least X months at least X months N/A

Ratio between X%

- X%

N/A

less than X

months

less than X

months

N/A

Ratio greater than

or equal to 41%

Reject -

No Residency

History

N/A

A Negative History A Negative History Decline

APARTMENT COMMUNITY FILTER UTILITY RELATED COLLECTIONS OR JUDGMENTS

Scoring Criteria Scoring Criteria Scoring Criteria

Sum of Balances

in last

60 months

exceeding $1

Decline

Sum of Balances in last

X months exceeding $ X

N/A

X or more (on

credit report)

N/A X or more (on credit report) N/A

Exclude from Scoring N/A

NOVA INTERNATIONAL CREDIT

Minimum Credit Score New Result

XXX N/A

CRIMINAL SCORING POLICY

Product: PREMIUM NATIONAL CRIMINAL (INCLUDING NATIONAL SEX OFFENDER), CRIMINAL SUPPLEMENTAL

Activation Date: 7/18/2019

Revision Date N/A

NATIONAL SEX OFFENDER REGISTRY RECORDS

National Sex Offender Record Found Accept

CRIMINAL RECORDS

Offenses Felony (Years)

Pending Felony

(1 Year)

Misdemeanor

(Years)

Pending Misd

(1 Year)

Patterns of Misdemeanors Return Records

1) Alcohol Related 7 0 2 in 7 years

NEVER

2) Arson 7 7

3a) Assault and Battery I 7 0 2 in 7 years

3b) Assault and Battery II 7 7

4) Bad Checks 7 0 2 in 7 years

5a) Burglary I 7 0 2 in 7 years

5b) Burglary II 7 7

6) Crimes Against Animals 7 0 2 in 7 years

7) Crimes Against Children 7 7

8) Crimes Against Gov't 7 0 2 in 7 years

9) Cyber Crimes 7 0 2 in 7 years

10) Destruction of Property 7 0 2 in 7 years

11) Disturbance of Peace 7 0 2 in 7 years

12) Domestic Crimes 7 0 2 in 7 years

13a) Drug Offenses I 7 0 2 in 7 years

13b) Drug Offenses II 0 0

14a) Drug Offenses III 7 7

14b) Drug Offenses IV 7 7

14c) Drug Offenses V 7 7

14d) Drug Offenses VI 7 0 2 in 7 years

14e) Drug Offenses VII 7 7

15) Embezzlement 7 0 2 in 7 years

16a) Fraud I 7 7

16b) Fraud II 7 7

17) Gambling 7 0

18) Harassment 7 7

19a) Homicide I 7 7

19b) Homicide II 7 7

19c) Homicide III 7 7

19d) Homicide IV 7 7

20a) Kidnapping I 7 7

20b) Kidnapping II 7 7

21) Organized Crime 7 7

22) OUI, OVI, DWI 7 0 2 in 7 years

23) Petit Theft 7 0 2 in 7 years

24) Purposely Obstructs the

Law

7 0 2 in 7 years

25) Robbery 7 7

26) Sex Crimes - Other 7 0 2 in 7 years

27a) Sex Crimes Against a

Person

7 7

27b) Sex Crimes Against a

Child

7 7

28) Theft/Larceny 7 0 2 in 7 years

29) Traffic Violations 7 - -

30) Trespassing 7 0 2 in 7 years

31a) Weapons Related I 7 7

31b) Weapons Related II 7 7

32) Incarceration (Due to

Conviction) Release Date

7 0 -

33) Any Offense Not Listed 7 0 2 in 7 years

HOUSING CRITERIA

RENTAL HISTORY

Rental History

Problem Type Quantity

Timeframe

(Months)

Minimum Value Result

Late Payments 3 24 - Decline

NSFs 2 24 - Decline

Outstanding Balances 2 60 - Decline

Write-Offs - 60 $100.00 Decline

Collections - 60 $100.00 Decline

CIVIL COURT RECORDS

Civil Court

Records

Problem Type Quantity Timeframe Minimum Value Result

Filings / Unlawful Detainers 3 5 Years - Decline

Monetary Judgment 1 5 Years $100 Decline

Possession / Forcible Detainers 1 5 Years - Decline

Dispute

Exception

N/A

REEVALUATION INSTRUCTIONS

N/A

GROUP SCORING INSTRUCTIONS

Group Scoring Instructions: Use the AVERAGE score of the group.

SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS

N/A N/A

CORPORATE APPLICATION SCORING CRITERIA

INTELLISCORE RESULT

N/A N/A

Notes N/A

DISCLAIMER

RENTGROW REPORTS INFORMATION ABOUT APPLICANTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH APPLICABLE STATE AND FEDERAL LAW. HOWEVER, OTHER

FEDERAL, STATE OR LOCAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS MAY APPLY TO YOUR USE OF THIS INFORMATION. IN SETTING UP YOUR SCREENING

POLICY AND WHEN MAKING RENTAL DECISIONS, INCLUDING DECISIONS BASED IN WHOLE OR IN PART ON INFORMATION PROVIDED BY

RENTGROW, IT IS YOUR SOLE RESPONSIBILITY TO UNDERSTAND AND ABIDE BY ALL SUCH LAWS AND REGULATIONS.