Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our corporate housing stabilization program.

Lease Pro Corp is a Texas-based corporate housing stabilization program that helps qualified individuals secure apartments through corporate leasing while transitioning into independent leases within 60–90 days.

Applicants must be employed or self-employed, able to afford rent, and willing to comply with program requirements. All participants must pass screening and property approval.

No. Housing approval depends on property requirements and program qualification. Lease Pro Corp does not guarantee placement.

Lease Pro Corp initially holds the lease while participants are added as authorized occupants during the stabilization period.

Most participants complete the program within 60 to 90 days, depending on compliance and property approval.

The RRPF is a non-refundable reserve that supports housing transition risk and protects the integrity of the program. RRPF contributions are capped at two months' rent.

The HSR is a conditional reserve that may be partially refundable if the lease transfer is completed by Day 75.

Bi-weekly payments promote budgeting discipline and reduce the risk of missed payments during the stabilization period.

A one-time remediation period may be offered. Continued non-compliance may result in program termination.

No. Assistance may be provided to establish an LLC and EIN during the program.

No. Lease Pro Corp is not a credit repair company. Individual credit results vary.

When you meet program requirements and receive property approval, we assist you in transitioning the lease into your own name. The process is guided and supported by our team.

Yes. Participants may be removed for non-payment, misrepresentation, or policy violations.

No. We only work with apartment communities that accept corporate leasing arrangements. Not all properties participate in our program.

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