Tenant Resources
Tenant FAQs
Straight answers to the questions applicants and residents ask most.
Common Questions
Applying, Paying & Living With SunnySide Properties
Properties are offered first-come, first-served. We can only hold a unit for applicants who've completed the application and met qualification requirements.
Payment requirements vary by lease, but typically the first month's rent and security deposit are due at signing. The deposit is usually one to two months' rent, held in escrow to cover damages or unpaid rent.
Applicants must be 18 or older. Anyone with unique circumstances is welcome to reach out to the leasing team directly.
Yes, as long as lease terms are met. After move-out, we inspect the property; damages beyond normal wear and tear or outstanding charges are deducted, and the remaining balance is returned.
A cosigner may be required if an applicant doesn't meet standard qualifying criteria, commonly due to insufficient income, limited or poor credit history, lack of rental history, first-time renter status, or being under the legal age to sign a lease. Requirements vary by property and situation, so applicants should check with the leasing team.
Find the listing on our website and use the "Apply Now" link to access the online application.
We accept ACH, credit/debit card, cash deposit, or check. Reach out to the leasing office with any payment questions.
Pet policies vary by property. Check your lease or contact the leasing office for restrictions, fees, and approval steps. If pets are allowed, expect a pet application, possible deposit, and pet-related lease rules.
Contact the leasing office right away. We'll review the lease and go over options like a lease assignment or sublet, if available.
Submit written notice per your lease's required notice period (typically 30–60 days before lease end), and contact the leasing office with any questions.
Responsibilities are outlined in the lease. Generally, we cover normal wear-and-tear and structural repairs; tenants are responsible for damage from negligence or misuse. Contact the maintenance team or leasing office for specifics.
Still have questions?
Reach out to the leasing team or apply online for a property you're interested in.
