Check out our current listings any time, and be sure to subscribe (it's free!) to receive instant email alerts whenever anything new becomes available.
We market properties on dozens of third-party websites when they become available, but some of those sites are slow to remove listings once we've notified them the rental is no longer available. On the other hand, the current listings on this website are always updated in near real time. So if the property isn't showing as available on our website that means it really isn't available anymore.
In order to rent a property, you must view it in person first. For some properties, you can schedule a self-guided showing, while for others you'll need to contact to schedule an appointment with one of our property management agents.
All of our current listings have a blue More Information button which brings up more photos and property details. On the detail page, you may see a blue Schedule Showing button, which means you can schedule a self-guided showing on your own. Click the button and you'll be taken to another page where you can enter your preferred date and time for your showing. If it's your first time, you also need to enter your contact information.
If a property is not yet available or does not have a lockbox, online scheduling will not be available.
In that case, contact the agent listed by phone, text, or email Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–3:00 PM, and they will arrange a showing for you.
No. Please do not go to any property without first scheduling a showing online or speaking with our office.
Visitors are logged in our system and are expected to:
• Turn off all lights
• Lock all doors
• Return the key to the lockbox
• Close the lockbox securely
If you have questions about the property, or would like to submit an application, let us know!
There are many kinds of rental scams, but most common type uses a phony rental listing to get your attention. The scammer then coaxes you into filling out a fake rental application to collect your sensitive information. They might even charge you a fee to submit this "application." They will try to get you to send them a "deposit," often before you've ever seen the home. If you send them any sensitive information, they can use it to steal your identity. And if you send them any money you will never see it again.
The key is to be skeptical and never release sensitive information or send any money by any means to anyone unless you're absolutely positive you're dealing with a genuine landlord. You're generally safer using legitimate real estate websites such as Zillow, as opposed to general sites like Facebook and Craigslist, since they don't make any effort to weed out fake listings. Watch for warning signs and remember that these scammers can be very persuasive!
There are many warning signs other than your gut feeling that something isn't right. Watch out for:
• Multiple listings with different rental rates or descriptions
• A rental rate that seems "too good to be true"
• Overly agreeable "landlord" who doesn't care about pets or when you can move in
• Asks for money upfront, especially before you've toured the property
• Requests money through consumer financial apps and refuses to take other methods of payment
• Pressures you to act now or someone else will get the property
That depends on the property and the owner of that property. Each listing will specify the pet policy so you can tell ahead of time. Note that genuine service animals are not pets under the Americans with Disabilities Act, which we follow carefully. However, most "support" animals to not qualify under the ADA and may not be allowed.
That depends on the property. The general guide we follow is two persons per bedroom, plus one if the additional person is a child. We can't exceed these maximum occupancy guidelines, sorry.
This means that the property owner may allow pets subject to certain guidelines. For instance, they might allow only a maximum number of animals, or a maximum size. They might allow only small dogs, but no cats, for example. It also means that they may exclude any kind of pet from new leases for any reason.
Before you apply, you must have physically viewed the property.
To request an application:
• Call (928) 474-5276 or email office@paysonrentals.com
• Each adult (18+) who will live in the unit must submit a separate application and pay the $45 processing fee.
• You must provide verification of total household income equal to at least two times the monthly rent, regardless of income source.
• All application fields must be completed—blank fields will prevent submission.
Processing times for background checks and application review can vary dramatically. We sometimes have an answer within a few seconds, but it can take up to 72 hours after submission for us to receive results.
• You will receive a lease agreement and payment instructions electronically.
• You have 24 hours to accept the offer of tenancy. If you do not accept in time, the property will be placed back on the market and your application fee will not be refunded.
• Once accepted, you have 14 days from the date of approval to take occupancy.
• A refundable deposit, typically 1.5 times the monthly rent
• A one-time $125 leasing fee (due on or before your lease start date)
• Any additional funds not paid online during the lease process
Ideally, you'll pay all of your fees online through our Resident Onboarding app with either a credit/debit card or e-check transaction. If you elect to pay your charges in person, be aware we can only accept checks and money orders. We can't take cards and we cannot take cash!
We can hold your approved application for up to 30 days. If no other prospective tenant can take possession before you, you may still be able move in when you can.
On your lease start date:
You’ll meet a staff member at the property to complete the lease, conduct a move-in walkthrough, and receive your keys.
Proof that required utilities are in your name must be provided.
Any remaining payments must be made at that time.
You’ll receive a copy of the Payson Property Management move-in inspection.
Be sure to stay on top of any communications from your property manager. You'll also automatically receive an email from our system with a link to our Resident Onboarding app, which will take you through all the steps necessary, including paying fees and upfront rent, establishing utilities in your name, and showing proof of insurance (when applicable).

