Remote Rental Applications

Find a realtor to submit rental applications for rental properties in Miami and Surrounding Cities.

What you will need:

A rental property address you'd like to apply for.

Before applying, identify the rental property address you're interested in. Each rental property and landlord has unique requirements. Your real estate agent will do their due diligence and provide detailed information about the property you're aiming for.

A Valid ID.

A valid driver's license or passport card will suffice. Your assigned agent will need the IDs of all applicants to submit rental applications.

*Tip: Landlords are likely to accept applicants with proof of strong financial documents.

Proof of Financial Stability.

Landlords favor applicants with substantial financial backing. Ideally, you should be able to demonstrate savings or an available balance that's at least 5 to 6 times the monthly rent of your desired property. A simple snapshot showing this balance with the applicant's name is usually adequate.

Credit Score Report.

If you don't have a recent credit report, you can obtain one via mobile apps like "Credit Karma". These app-generated reports are free, sufficient for application purposes, and won't negatively impact your credit score.

Acknowledgements

Before we assign you a rental real estate agent, you must read, acknowledge, and agree to the following clauses:

I acknowledge that this online form does not constitute a rental application submission. It is the responsibility of the real estate agent to prepare and submit the necessary legal documentation for my desired property's rental application.

I acknowledge that I cannot hold the real estate brokerage representing me liable if a property does not meet my expectations after the move-in date. However, I can hold landlords accountable for listing properties that do not match provided photos or for omitting correct rental listing information post move-in.

I acknowledge that if I choose to upload any documentation to this form, it will be stored on a secure web server, accessible only by me and my assigned real estate agent. I have the autonomy to delete all uploaded documentation at any time through this form, by request from my agent, or by reaching out to the company.

I acknowledge that if I have a pending application, I am not allowed to submit any additional rental applications with other agencies or my current agent until a final resolution – either denial or approval – is reached for the initial application. While I can contact my agent to expedite the process or attempt to cancel the application, it's important to note that cancellation is not always guaranteed once a rental application is in progress.

*Notice: After completing this form, your real estate agent will assist you with any inquiries and guide you throughout the entire process.

The applicant, or assisting partner who has the consent of the final applicant(s), acknowledges and agrees to the clauses mentioned above on November 21, 2024 (Eastern Time).

Completed.

Your assigned realtor will contact you shortly.

By using this form you aren't submitting or applying to any property. This form makes it easier for your assigned agent to get started with your file and have fast access to your required documents and basic information.

Do you need to do some updates?

This service is for out-of-state/foreigner applicants or prospective tenants aiming for rental properties in a competitive market with a limited budget. We offer in-person showings and tours for applicants that meet our minimum requirements. For inquiries call: +1 (786) 505-4939

Why:

Remote rental applications are ideal for foreigners and out-of-state applicants to submit rental applications to rental properties and are helpful for prospective renters aiming for the most demanded properties with a limited budget and don't require in-person showings.

Real estate agents prioritize working and doing in-person showings/tours with prospective tenants who are likely to get their offers approved due to large budgets or interest in not as competitive properties in a highly demanded real estate market. This service allows applicants to use a real estate agent service with the only drawback of not having in-person showings.

What this service includes:

1. A licensed real estate agent to contact and represent you.
2. A standard and safe lease agreement between tenant and landlord.
3. Access to over 10,000 properties for rent in South Florida.
4. Fast rental application submissions.
5. No fees paid by tenant.
6. Out-of-state and Foreigner friendly service.

Ideal for tenants with:

Tight Budgets
Needing Expedite Closings
Competitive Markets

^*This service doesn't include in-person showings with an agent.

How to Get Started

Prospective tenants can refer to these steps to know what to expect from our "Remote Rental Applications" service.

1. Search and Find a Property

Use the rental property page to search thousands of active rental properties in Miami and Surrounding cities. Find one that fits your needs. To make it easier, you can use the filters of price, bedrooms, square footage, and others. Rental opportunities on Properties Miami are active and automatically updated every 5 minutes.

2. Complete the Prospective Tenant's Form

At the top of this page, you'll find a "Start" button. Click on it and fill in the information required on the steps. After completing the form, you will be assigned a real estate agent. Your assigned agent will review the information and documents provided and contact you within 5-10 minutes. The purpose of this form is for your agent to know you better and what you're looking for. This form isn't by any means a legal application for any rental property.

Submit Your First Offer

Once your realtor gets all the required documentation, they'll prepare a formal rental application for the desired property. Remember, this service doesn't include in-person showings, so you won't see the property in person before applying, but your agent will respond to any questions and get extra information regarding the property.

Wait for the Landlord's Decision

After submitting an offer/application, you'll need to wait for 1 to 7 days for the landlord to respond. If the landlord denies your renter application, you'd need to search for another property to submit an offer to. Don't be discouraged, and try adjusting your offer to one that's more appealing to landlords. In high-demand markets or competitive housing prices, it's beneficial for applicants to try offering above the asking price, offering more security deposits, show strong financial documents. Let your agent advise you.

5. Tenant Application Approved

Once a landlord accepts your offer, you can't move in right away. You'll need to respect the agreed move-in date in the lease agreement. Unless indicated differently in the lease agreement, the property will be in good condition and ready to move in by the move-in date indicated in the lease agreement. If the property isn't as indicated in the lease agreement, the landlord will be held responsible, and you can easily get out of the agreement.

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