The first thing to consider is the income requirements for the particular unit or property you're applying for. We will let you know exactly what the landlord is looking for.
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It's common for a landlord to ask that you earn 3X the rent. They will ask for income verification, such as pay stubs or a signed job offer letter.

Example:
Becky earns $3000/mo before taxes.
Becky divides her income by 3, which in this example equals $1000/mo.
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Apartments will run a background check on you, this check will search through any criminal charges or rental history issues such as a broken lease, lease debt, or evictions.

Let us know of any background issues.... some complexes have a zero tolerance policy and we don't wan't you to waste any money on applications that will just end up being denied.

If your credit is 700+ you won't have any issues on this section.

650+ you will most likely be accepted

600-650 you will most likely be accepted, but potentially with a higher deposit.

If your credit is under 600, it's common to see one of the following happen:
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a) application approved, but with a higher deposit

b) application approved, but with no specials (example, 1 month free)

c) application denied