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1815 Bellevue Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

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155 17th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122

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812 3rd Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

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When will the payment be due?

We ask for prepaid first and last month's rent after you sign the lease in 48 hours and the security deposit will vary based on property, please check policies and fee’s section. These will be due on your move in date!

Do all Tripalink apartments come furnished in Seattle?

Seattle provides both furnished and unfurnished options for you to choose! It is best to check carefully what furniture is included.

What’s the screening process and requirements?

We require all tenants and cosigners to apply, the application fee is $50 per person for the credit check. All residents must have a credit score above 625, cosigners must have a credit score above 675 in order to qualify.

If I am an international student, I do not have a credit score, do I still qualify?

The answer is yes! For international students, please make sure you provide us the copy of your passport, visa page, I20, and bank statements. For J1 visa holders, please provide your DS2019 along with your application!

Are utility fees included in the rent?

Typically, all apartment prices on rental websites do not include utilities fees. It will be tenant pay utilities. Be sure to check with the leasing agent, how much is utility on average.

Do you need to open any water, electricity or internet accounts by yourself?

You do not need to open any utility accounts, Tripalink will be doing that for you! We will also include more details in your move in instructions.

What is renter's insurance? Do I need to buy renter's insurance?

All apartments require insurance as a way to protect your rights! The main purpose of renter's insurance is to ensure that if there is a water leak, fire, etc., you will not suffer financial loss. Loss of belongings is also covered by renters insurance! When obtaining renters insurance, be sure you understand what specifically is covered by the insurance.

Is the area around the apartment safe?

I'm sure everyone is very concerned about the security system of the apartment and the safety of the neighborhood, so before choosing an apartment, you can ask about the combination locks, such as whether you need to enter the apartment by entering the code or need to sense the code key to enter? Is the apartment monitored? If so, the security factor will be greatly increased.

How do I pick up the keys to my apartment?

You have to go to the leasing office to pick up the keys, so be sure to check their office hours. Of course, if there are special circumstances (such as arriving in Seattle in the early morning, etc.) remember to contact the apartment in advance to see if the apartment has a solution. Otherwise, you should contact your friends in advance to pick up the keys, or stay at a friend's house for one night! More move-in details can be found in your move-in instructions!

When will I receive the move-in instruction?

We typically send out the move in instruction 2 weeks before your lease start date. Be sure to check your email and contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

What should I do if the facilities in the room are broken (e.g. the toilet is clogged)? Who usually pays for this repair?

You can submit maintenance requests, and the apartment will schedule and then come to your home to repair the problem. If it's normal tear and wear, the costs are on us, if the problem is caused by the tenant, then it is paid by the tenant.

If I have a friend looking for housing, what’s the referral policy?

Prospective residents must mention the current resident’s name as how they heard about us upon their initial visit. The new resident must sign a minimum 12-month lease term and both residents must be in good standing during the initial residency period. Referral credits are applied after the new resident moves in. Tripalink offers $100-$300 referral credits depending on the apartment building.

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Frequently asked questions about Downtown Seattle

When will the payment be due?

Do all Tripalink apartments come furnished in Seattle?

What’s the screening process and requirements?

If I am an international student, I do not have a credit score, do I still qualify?

Are utility fees included in the rent?

Do you need to open any water, electricity or internet accounts by yourself?

What is renter's insurance? Do I need to buy renter's insurance?

Is the area around the apartment safe?

How do I pick up the keys to my apartment?

When will I receive the move-in instruction?

What should I do if the facilities in the room are broken (e.g. the toilet is clogged)? Who usually pays for this repair?

If I have a friend looking for housing, what’s the referral policy?

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