Felon housing now available in Arizona (2024)

Here is what they do as stated on their website:

Apartments and Condo, homes for People with Bad Credit, No Credit, Evictions and Criminal Issues. We have Apartments & Condos Valley Wide. We offer lots of floor plans at Affordable Rates and low Move-in costs. We offer payment plans that matches your pay schedule, Weekly, Bi-weekly, and Monthly Payment Plans available.

Source:2nd Chance Rentals Homepage

The Cost

You may be thinking that this is too good to be true or is a scam but they are very reliable and trustworthy, just ask any of the 22,000 people they have found homes for. If they find you a home or apartment that you want they will bill you a small fee for each month that you rent. This is how they stay in business and keep helping others. After you rent for one year without any issues then that fee is completely dropped forever.

A majority of the rentals range in price from $440 – $700 per month and some offer weekly payment plans from what we understand. This is very affordable in comparison to other companies in the same line of business.

On second chance Rentals website you can easily fill out anapplicationfor housing in little as five minutes (For Arizona residents). You can also find their contact information and phone number there also.

An interesting fact is that 85% of all of the people that they find housing for finish their lease without any problems. This blows the stereotype thatmost felons are unwilling to pay their rent out of the water. About 33% of Second Chance Rentals clients are convicted felons.

CEO Les Boynton worked in property management for many years having to turn away felons and even people with minor convictions. One day it hit him, why can’t I do something to help people find housing. That is when Second Chance rentals was born.

Boyntonwas quoted by the Arizona Star:

“Our society is very judgmental of people with credit or criminal problems,” Boynton said. “They think they’re all high-risk, but 90 to 95 percent of them are good-hearted, working-class people.”

Source:Arizona Star

Second Chance Rentalsis a real organization out helping people that are trying to turn their lives around andHelp For Felonsapplauds them for this. There are very few organizations in the United States trying to make a real difference for felons.