Your Questions Answered
What documents do I need to apply for a Tricon home?
To apply for a Tricon home, each adult applicant will need to complete the online application and provide the required application information.
This may include:
• Rental history: Verifiable rental history, typically going back two years.
• Identification: Two forms of government-issued identification, including one photo ID. Examples may include a driver’s license, state-issued ID card, Social Security card, Resident Alien Card, ITIN, or official passport.
• Income verification: Documents showing that your household income meets Tricon’s qualifying criteria. Examples may include recent pay stubs, tax documents, bank statements, award letters, financial aid documents, or other proof of income, depending on your income source.
You may be asked to provide additional documents based on your application, location, or source of income. Required documents should be submitted within 24 hours so Tricon can begin processing your application.
For more details, please review Tricon’s Terms of Agreement.
How do I verify income if I am self-employed?
If you are self-employed, you’ll need to submit documentation that verifies your income during the rental application process.
This includes:
• Your most recent 1099 form or a current business license or contract showing your pay, and
• Three months of recent bank statements (personal or business).
Does Tricon accept housing assistance or Section 8?
Tricon welcomes applicants with housing assistance, including programs such as Section 8, in communities where local or state laws provide source-of-income protections.
We are committed to complying with all applicable federal, state, and local fair housing laws and to ensure equal opportunity for all applicants.