1515 Olive St

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Available 10/15! Please note: We do NOT accept Zillow applications. All applicants must complete an application through our Buildium Portal for approval. Welcome to 1515 Olive Street, a beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath rental home offering 2,400 sqft of living space. With a modern open floor plan, this home features a large living area, spacious bedrooms, and a fully equipped kitchen perfect for cooking and entertaining. The home also includes convenient utilities provided by Citizens for gas and water, and AES for power. Located in a vibrant neighborhood, you'll be just minutes away from some of the best spots in Indianapolis. Enjoy a night out at Fountain Square, where you can explore trendy bars, unique restaurants, and local art galleries. Additionally, the Indianapolis Museum of Art and Garfield Park are just a short drive away, offering outdoor spaces and cultural experiences. Don't miss out on this opportunity—schedule a tour today! Tenants pay all utilities. Tenant lease administration fee of $300 will be due at signing. NOTE: Monthly fee of $50 for our Resident Benefits Package which includes: Renter's Insurance, Furnace Filter Delivery, Identity Protection, Resident Rewards, Pest Control. Rental Requirements: 600+ Credit score, gross 3x the monthly rent, no evictions, no bankruptcies, clean background check. Pet deposit: $450 Monthly pet fee (for each pet): $45 www.livindy.co 1. Internet choice. I have the house wired with ATT fiber and a good rate $80/month for 1GB download speed. I could continue this service if the tenants would like to add it to the lease? If not the house was previously wired for cable internet, but that would be up to them. 2. We also have ring pro monitoring with several sensors. I'm unsure how to handle this as we would still like some visibility/security of the home. Currently there is a base alarm with cellular backup and a keypad, a doorbell camera on the front of the house, a floodlight camera on the back of the garage facing the alley, sensors on the front and back doors, and two motion sensors, one in the living room and one in the kitchen. Not sure if we would pass all of these devices on to the tenants or remove the internal sensors and monitoring system?