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2324 Kent Court
A spacious two-level home on a cul-de-sac with an oversized two-car garage and a large backyard.
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PROPERTY PHOTOS
Take a look around Kent Court.
These are actual photos of the home, including the living areas, kitchen, bedroom, laundry and oversized garage.
PROPERTY DETAILS
What to know
- Layout
- 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and approximately 1,614 square feet on two levels.
- Setting
- Single-family home on a spacious cul-de-sac lot in Waldorf.
- Main level
- Separate living and dining spaces plus a large family room with engineered-wood flooring.
- Kitchen
- Warm wood cabinetry, generous work space, stainless-steel full-size appliances and double sink.
- Laundry
- Washer and dryer are in the home.
- Parking
- Oversized attached two-car garage plus driveway parking.
- Outdoor space
- Large backyard. The Wakefield community also has a pool; current access rules can be confirmed before lease signing.
- Pets
- No ordinary pets under the current property policy. Assistance-animal requests are handled separately as accommodation requests.
MOVE-IN BASICS
$5,800 due at lease signing
First month’s rent ($2,900) plus a $2,900 security deposit. If your application is approved and you want to secure the home, the lease should be signed promptly and the required funds are due then. The property is not secured until both are complete.
Lease: Landlord is seeking a 24-month lease
Application: RentSpree, $39.99 per adult applicant
SCREENING APPROACH
Start with the whole picture.
For a market-rate household, the gross-income guideline is $8,700 per month. Credit is reviewed as part of the overall application rather than by a single score as an automatic pass/fail. Rental history, move-in readiness and the complete application are considered together.
If you use an income-based housing subsidy, Rental Desk handles the financial questions differently: affordability is focused on the tenant-paid portion as applicable, and subsidy-specific credit rules are handled under Maryland law.