First-come is a vacancy now. You apply. Autopilot is rolling out to first-come with the paper-application sender, to apply faster than a person can.
Ciclo
$1,275/mo
A month and up, in Boulder, Denver. First-come, open now.
First-come. A vacancy now: applications are handled in the order they arrive, so speed matters. The property still screens each applicant.
First-come means the first complete, qualified application in the property's order of receipt, not the first person online. Sources rarely say how a property orders applications.
Why speed matters: applications are handled in the order they arrive, and a vacancy can fill before you hear of it. Apply as soon as you are ready. Posted 2 h ago.
Opens the official page (Boulder Housing Partners). Applying is free.
Rent $1,275 to $1,400 a month · Income limits not published.
Rent
$1,275From, a month
Income
Not postedCheck the official page
Deadline
OpenNone listed
Type
First-comeHandled in the order applications arrive
What we know, and what the source doesn't say
What we know First-come. Boulder, Denver. 3390 Valmont Road, Boulder, CO 80301. Rent from $1,275 a month.
Not stated the income limits, a description of the building, who to contact.
The official page may say more: Boulder Housing Partners. We read the source again every day and fill these in when it does.
Units & rents
Unit size
AMI band
Rent
Household size
Income range
Units
Studio
60% AMI
$1,275/mo
—not listed
—not listed
1
1 bedroom
60% AMI
$1,400/mo
—not listed
—not listed
1
Move-in Ready
AMI means Area Median Income: each band is an income level. Income is the household's yearly gross income, by its size. A dash (—) means the official listing does not give that number.
Apply on Boulder Housing Partners. It is free there, always. Denver-area listings are mostly open now and go to eligible applicants in the order they apply. Contact the property as its page says.
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