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Record-Specific ServiceTREC #679806

Apartments for Renters on Probation in Texas

We match renters on probation to Texas apartments that review active supervision and meet residence-approval requirements.

It is part of our free, licensed felon friendly apartments locating service across five Texas metros.

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20+
Years combined Texas real estate experience
500+
Apartment community tours
5
Texas metros covered
24-48 hrs
Property shortlist turnaround

What You Get

  • How active probation affects screening
  • Probation approved-residence requirements
  • Probation vs. parole approval mechanics
  • Application fee rebated on approval

Active probation affects both screening and residence approval, and the mechanics differ from parole. We know which Texas communities review renters under active supervision and what your officer needs to approve a residence, and we pre-screen so you apply where your record will be reviewed.

Probation vs. parole in one paragraph

Probation is court-ordered community supervision, administered by your county’s Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD). Parole is post-release supervision under the TDCJ Parole Division and the Board of Pardons and Paroles. The approval mechanics for a residence differ — see probation vs. parole for apartment approval.

What we look at for you

  • Straight probation or deferred adjudication probation
  • County (each CSCD has its own residence-verification norms)
  • Terms and conditions (any residency zones, no-contact orders, or specific restrictions)
  • Underlying charge and disposition

Start here

Free intake, 24-48 hour shortlist, application fee rebated on approval.

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How It Works

01

Send probation details and metro

Straight probation or deferred adjudication probation? What county? Terms and any residence restrictions?

02

We pre-screen properties

Some properties treat active probation the same as any other applicant; others do not. We map which is which.

03

Matched shortlist in 24-48 hours

Small list of properties likely to review and meet your county CSCD's residence-approval expectations.

04

Tour, apply, rebate on approval

Standard rebate applies. Free service.

Send Us Your Probation Details

Free, licensed, 24-48 hour shortlist. Application fee rebated on approval.

What Renters Say

Real feedback from Texas renters we've helped. First-initial only to protect privacy.

"I had a felony from seven years ago and every application came back denied. They sent me a shortlist of four properties that actually review case-by-case. I got approved at the second one."

— J.R., Dallas

"They were honest with me about which properties would even look at my record. No false hope, no runaround. That saved me from wasting more application fees."

— M.T., Houston

"I was on a parole deadline and didn't know where to start. They moved fast and found a place my officer approved before the deadline. The fee rebate on approval was real."

— D.C., San Antonio

"I didn't realize my deferred adjudication still showed on screening reports. They explained it plainly and matched me to a community that treated it correctly."

— A.S., Austin

See Apartments That Accept Your Record

Free, confidential, and typically returned in 24-48 hours.

We ask only screening-relevant details. We do not run background checks. Your information is kept confidential and not shared.

Free service. TREC #679806. Application fee rebated on approval.

Questions About This Record Type

Can I rent an apartment while on probation?

Yes, in almost every case. Active probation itself rarely blocks screening — the underlying conviction is what shows on background checks. Some properties will still ask about current supervision; others do not.

Do I have to tell the landlord I am on probation?

Only if the application asks. If the application asks, answer honestly. Many applications ask about convictions, not about supervision status.

How does deferred adjudication probation differ from straight probation?

Deferred adjudication is not a conviction if completed successfully. Straight probation follows a conviction. Screening differences follow accordingly — see [deferred adjudication](/deferred-adjudication/) for the deferred-specific pathway.

What does my probation officer need for a residence?

Every Texas county Community Supervision and Corrections Department (CSCD) is a little different, but typically a signed lease showing the address and a residence verification. Terms may specify approved zones or restrictions. We coordinate.

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