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Days on market: 28

🏡 Charming 1-Bedroom Apartment in Bainbridge Village! 🏡 📍 4 Pearl Street, Apartment C – Bainbridge, NY Available December 15th, 2025 – Don’t miss this wonderful opportunity to live in the heart of Bainbridge! ✨ Apartment Features: 1 spacious bedroom, 1 living room, 1 kitchen & 1 bathroom Kerosene forced hot air heating Non-smoking / vaping property Bright second-floor unit with a covered balcony / deck for relaxing outdoors Access to a shared yard Water included in rent Trash removal, lawn care, and driveway snow removal provided for easy living Laundromat just 1 block away for added convenience 🌳 Great Location: Steps from the business district with shops and restaurants Close to the banks, village park, and village swimming pool, grocery store is 10 minutes away Enjoy the charm of small-town living with everything you need nearby 💰 Rental Details: Rent: $795/month Key Deposit: $25 Security Deposit: $795 📞 Schedule a Viewing Today! Showing December 1rst and 3rd. This cozy apartment won’t last long. Contact us now to learn more and make 4 Pearl Street, Apartment C your new home! Maximizing Your Chances of Apartment Approval Professional Guidance for Prospective Renters Introduction Securing an apartment rental can be highly competitive. As a prospective renter (lessor), taking proactive steps and presenting yourself professionally will increase your likelihood of being accepted. This help sheet outlines essential strategies to position yourself as an ideal candidate for landlords and property managers. 1. Prepare Your Documentation • Proof of Income: Gather recent pay stubs, W-2 forms, tax returns, or an employment letter to demonstrate financial stability. • Credit Report: Obtain a copy of your credit report to review your credit history and address any discrepancies beforehand. • References: Prepare a list of references from previous landlords, employers, or reputable personal contacts who can vouch for your reliability. • Rental History: Create a concise summary of your prior rental experiences, including addresses, landlord names, and lease terms. 2. Present Yourself Professionally • Dress Appropriately: When meeting landlords or property managers, wear business-casual attire to make a positive first impression. • Communicate Clearly: Respond promptly to calls and emails, and be courteous and respectful in all interactions. • Be Honest: Answer questions truthfully regarding your background, finances, and rental history. 3. Demonstrate Financial Responsibility • Budget Carefully: Ensure your monthly income can comfortably cover rent and living expenses. Most landlords prefer a rent-to-income ratio of no more than 30%. • Consider a Larger Security Deposit: If your credit score is less than ideal, offering a higher security deposit may reassure the landlord. • Get a Co-Signer: If needed, arrange for a financially stable individual to co-sign your lease. 4. Express Commitment and Stability • Show Long-Term Intentions: Indicate your interest in a longer lease term, which can appeal to landlords seeking stable tenants. • Provide Employment Verification: Submit documentation that confirms steady employment or income. • Maintain a Good Rental History: Share records or letters that highlight your history of timely rent payments and respectful tenancy. 5. Be Organized and Proactive • Apply Promptly: Submit applications as soon as possible for desirable units, as delays can diminish your chances. • Double-Check Forms: Complete all required p..