» A: The best way to set up an appointment is to call our office at 217-356-8750 or send us an email at leasing@greenstrealty.com. Any of our staff members can set up an appointment that works for our schedule.
» A: We show properties Monday-Friday, 8am to 5pm and on weekends and after hours by appointment. We can show vacant units with at any time, but like to give our current residents 24 hours notice before every showing, so please plan ahead when setting your appointment.
» A: You can fill out an application on our website or fill one out at our office.
» A: We are located at 24 E. Green St, Suite 10 in Champaign. Our office is in the Green Street Center, between First and Neil St in Campustown. Our office hours are 8am-5pm, Monday through Friday.
» A: Yes. We charge a $10 application fee for each applicant over the age of 18.
» A: We run credit and background checks for every tenant that applies for housing with Green Street Realty. In addition, we will contact your previous landlord and your current employer to check on your rental and work history.
» A: It depends, but in general we would like to see gross income that is equal to 2 ½ to 3 times the rental amount. For example, if you’re applying for a property that rents for $500 a month, we would expect your gross monthly income to be between $1250 and $1500 a month.
» A: We do our best to review your application and give you an answer within 24 hours of receiving your paperwork.
» A: You will need to have one month’s rent and funds equal to one month’s rent for your security deposit, unless we are running a security deposit special.
» A: We typically do not allow pets in our apartment buildings. However, we do allow pets in many of our single family houses, depending on the size and type of pet that you have. If you pet is approved, you will need to download and sign our pet addendum (131k PDF) and pay a non-refundable fee of $250 for each pet.
» A: This varies depending on where you live. We do pay for some utilities in some of our apartment buildings. In our single family homes the tenant is responsible for all utilities, including gas, electric, water, sewer and trash. Tenants are also responsible for lawn care in our single family homes.