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1223 18th Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002
1223 18th Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002
1223 18th Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002
1223 18th Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002

1223 18th Pl NE #2 Washington, DC 20002

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$800

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Beds
1
Baths
1
Sqft
0
Year
1941
Close Date
Dec 24, 2020
Property Type
Residential Lease
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Date Listed
Dec 12, 2020

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Listing details for 1223 18th Pl NE #2, Washington, DC 20002 : Previous Tenants have just recently moved out. There are income and credit requirements. EACH PERSON 18+ is REQUIRED to be on the LEASE and will need to have a BACKGROUND and CREDIT CHECK performed REGARDLESS of who is actually going to pay for the rent. EMPLOYMENT and RENTAL VERIFICATION will be CHECKED. $30 per person for the Application Fee which is Non-Refundable. Applicants must have 600+ credit and the combine annual income must be $28,000 or more. Security Deposit is $800. Pets will be considered on a case-by-case basis. $250 Pet Fee (Non-Refundable per pet). $25/monthly Pet Rent per pet. Tenants are responsible for paying their own utilities.
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Listing Updated : 10-11-2026 at 7:08 AM EDT
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12/24/2020
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$800
Source:Bright MLS #DCDC500710
12/12/2020
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Source:Bright MLS #DCDC500710

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