1) How do I apply?
You can apply online by visiting www.acerentalmanagement.com. Locate the property you’re interested in, then click “Apply Now” to begin your application.

2) What are the lease terms?
We offer 12-month leases at the standard market rate. A 6-month lease option is also available for an additional $100 per month.

3) What is the security deposit amount?
The security deposit is generally equal to one month’s rent, unless otherwise noted. For 6-month leases, an additional $100 is added to the security deposit. Applicants who are Approved with Conditions may be required to pay a deposit of 1.5 times or up to 2 times the monthly rent, depending on screening results.

4) What is Ace Rental Management's rental criteria?
Our rental criteria can be found on our website under each property listing. Simply select “Apply Now” to review the specific requirements before submitting your application.

5) What is Ace Rental Management's application fee?
The application fee is non-refundable and costs $50 per person for all applicants 18 years of age or older.

6) How is the deposit paid?
The security deposit can be paid by money order at Ace Rental Management, located at 1220 Dallas Street, Port Neches, TX.

7) What is the projected move-in date?
The projected move-in date depends on the property’s “Ready” status. If a property is marked as “Ready,” a lease signing can be scheduled the same day or on the next business day after the Deposit to Hold is received. The Deposit to Hold will reserve the property for up to two (2) weeks.

8) What happens after a "Deposit to Hold" is placed on a property?
Once the Deposit to Hold is received, we will no longer schedule property tours, accept additional applications, or lease the property to any other prospective applicants. At this time, we can schedule a lease signing.

9) What happens if the prospective tenant decides not to move forward?
The prospective applicant will forfeit their “Deposit to Hold” as liquidated damages to cover potential losses such as missed applications, marketing costs, and lost rental opportunities.