Registration Process

Landlord registration is a simple process. To increase the ease we have made it possible to complete the application process with the use of our paper forms, or the use of our web versions of the applications, directions are below.

Paper registration

1. Submit the Property Owner Information Form.
2. Submit the Property Manager Emergency Contact Form.
3. Submit a copy of your current lease along with a signed lease verification form.
4. Submit the Total Number Of Units Owned/Managed Verification Form.
5. Await response from the Off-Campus Student Services Office regarding your approval into the program
6. Fill out the Rental Unit Information form (paper form) for each unit and/or floor plan you wish to list with our office.
7. Provide pictures of all the units you plan on advertising. This is a free service, and we encourage all landlords to post as many pictures as possible.
8. Pay the registration fee, which is based on the size of your company; the number of units your company owns and/or manages in total (check or money order only please).

Web registration

1. Submit the Property Owner Information Form, the online version is available here.
2. Submit a copy of your current lease along with a signed lease verification form.
3. Submit the Total Number Of Units Owned/Managed Verification Form.
4. Await response from the Off-Campus Student Services Office regarding your approval into the program
5. Fill out the Rental Unit Information form (online) for each unit and/or floor plan you wish to list with our office.
6. Provide pictures of all the units you plan on advertising. This is a free service, and we encourage all landlords to post as many pictures as possible.
7. Pay the registration fee, which is based on the size of your company; the number of units your company owns and/or manages in total (check or money order only please).

NOTE: Landlords registering with our office also agree that they will participate in good faith mediation (either here or with another mediator agreed upon by both parties) when disputes arise between them and student tenants. Either the landlord or the student may initiate such mediation, and failure to participate in good faith can result in cancellation of your registration. Cancellation of registration may also occur if there are outstanding complaints filed that continue to be unresolved.