One bedroom gem near Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park
Pricing
Property Location
1042 N. Clarkson St.
2
Denver, CO 80218
Features
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
This updated, upstairs, one bedroom unit is perfectly located between Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park. With easy access to the shops, activities, entertainment, and parks nearby for a genuine central Denver experience. It boasts a kitchen/living space with a lots of natural light which opens onto a private deck for late evening (or all-day) enjoyment. The fully redone bathroom has a spacious shower and plenty of room to move. The bedroom overlooks a cute common front yard and has plenty of storage space. This is a rare opportunity to enjoy a fully renovated unit in a house with character and charm. This unit also comes with a portable AC! A laundry area is installed in the common area. All utilities included! Do not miss out! Pets case by case basis, pet deposit $300 per pet, pet charge $35 per month.
Thank you
Different Realty Services
Residential Rental License 1042 N. Clarkson St. #2022-BFN-0013300
Important Disclosures Regarding Portable Screening Reports
Your Right to Provide a Portable Tenant Screening Report
Pursuant to Colorado law, as a prospective tenant, you have the right to provide to the landlord (us) a portable tenant screening report, as defined in section 38-12-902(2.5), Colorado Revised Statues; and If you (as the prospective tenant) provide the landlord (us) with a portable tenant screening report, the landlord (we) [are] prohibited from: Charging you (the prospective tenant) a rental application fee; or charging you (the prospective tenant) a fee for the landlord (us) to accesses or use the portable tenant screening report.
Legal Requirements of Portable Screening Reports
Colorado Revised Statute, C.R.S. 38-12-902(2.5) defines a Portable Screening Report (PTSR), and any PTSR submitted by you, must meet the following definition.
(2.5) means a consumer report prepared at the request of a prospective tenant that includes information provided by a consumer reporting agency, which report includes the following information about a prospective tenant and the date through which the information contained in the report is current:
(a) Name;
(b) Contact information;
(c) Verification of employment and income;
(d) Last-known address;
(e) For each jurisdiction indicated in the consumer report as a prior residence of the prospective tenant, regardless of whether the residence is reported by the prospective tenant or by the consumer reporting agency preparing the consumer report:
(I) A rental and credit history report for the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(a) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's rental history; and
(II)A criminal history record check for all federal, state, and local convictions of the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(b) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's arrest records.
Legal Requirements for PTSRs that Landlords May Insist Upon Further, pursuant to C.R.S. 38-12-904(1.5)(b), landlords may require:
(I) That the screening report was completed within the previous thirty days;
(II) That the screening report is made directly available to the landlord by the consumer reporting agency for use in the rental application process or provided through a third-party website that regularly engages in the business of providing consumer reports and complies with all state and federal laws pertaining to use and disclosure of information contained in a consumer report by a consumer reporting agency;
(III)That the screening report is made available to the landlord at no cost to access or use in the rental application process; and
(IV) A statement from the prospective tenant that there has not been a material change
in the information in the screening report, including the prospective tenant's name, address, bankruptcy status, criminal history, or eviction history, since the report was generated.
Pursuant to Landlords Rights, Landlord insists that any PTSR provided by you
meets these additional requirements.
Thank you
Different Realty Services
Residential Rental License 1042 N. Clarkson St. #2022-BFN-0013300
Important Disclosures Regarding Portable Screening Reports
Your Right to Provide a Portable Tenant Screening Report
Pursuant to Colorado law, as a prospective tenant, you have the right to provide to the landlord (us) a portable tenant screening report, as defined in section 38-12-902(2.5), Colorado Revised Statues; and If you (as the prospective tenant) provide the landlord (us) with a portable tenant screening report, the landlord (we) [are] prohibited from: Charging you (the prospective tenant) a rental application fee; or charging you (the prospective tenant) a fee for the landlord (us) to accesses or use the portable tenant screening report.
Legal Requirements of Portable Screening Reports
Colorado Revised Statute, C.R.S. 38-12-902(2.5) defines a Portable Screening Report (PTSR), and any PTSR submitted by you, must meet the following definition.
(2.5) means a consumer report prepared at the request of a prospective tenant that includes information provided by a consumer reporting agency, which report includes the following information about a prospective tenant and the date through which the information contained in the report is current:
(a) Name;
(b) Contact information;
(c) Verification of employment and income;
(d) Last-known address;
(e) For each jurisdiction indicated in the consumer report as a prior residence of the prospective tenant, regardless of whether the residence is reported by the prospective tenant or by the consumer reporting agency preparing the consumer report:
(I) A rental and credit history report for the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(a) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's rental history; and
(II)A criminal history record check for all federal, state, and local convictions of the prospective tenant that complies with section 38-12-904(1)(b) concerning a landlord's consideration of a prospective tenant's arrest records.
Legal Requirements for PTSRs that Landlords May Insist Upon Further, pursuant to C.R.S. 38-12-904(1.5)(b), landlords may require:
(I) That the screening report was completed within the previous thirty days;
(II) That the screening report is made directly available to the landlord by the consumer reporting agency for use in the rental application process or provided through a third-party website that regularly engages in the business of providing consumer reports and complies with all state and federal laws pertaining to use and disclosure of information contained in a consumer report by a consumer reporting agency;
(III)That the screening report is made available to the landlord at no cost to access or use in the rental application process; and
(IV) A statement from the prospective tenant that there has not been a material change
in the information in the screening report, including the prospective tenant's name, address, bankruptcy status, criminal history, or eviction history, since the report was generated.
Pursuant to Landlords Rights, Landlord insists that any PTSR provided by you
meets these additional requirements.
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