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Felon Friendly Apartments in Spokane Valley, WA

Searching for felon friendly apartments in Spokane Valley? Explore apartment communities, houses, and other housing options. “Felon friendly” is a search term, not a verified designation. Confirm each property's screening rules; approval is never guaranteed.

Screening records in Spokane Valley

Can someone with a felony record rent in Spokane Valley?

Screening practices and applicable requirements can vary by property and location. Ask each housing provider about its current criteria and verify reported policy details directly. For questions about your rights, consider consulting a qualified local housing or legal resource. Approval is never guaranteed.

Local housing information for Spokane Valley

Local housing resources

SPOKANE SHA ELEVEN-CARD PROPERTY REVIEW — https://www.spokanehousing.org/properties/, SHA four-page overview https://www.spokanehousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/SHAManagedProperties.pdf updated April 16, 2026, and directly linked property sites, reviewed September 30, 2026. This SHA directory shows 11 cards: 9 located in Spokane and 2 in Spokane Valley. The Spokane Valley subset has 2 distinct property cards: Valley 206 Apartments (2400 N Wilbur Rd; one and two bedrooms); Orchard Vista Apartments (9910 E Appleway Blvd; one, two and three bedrooms). These are housing sites, NOT known vacant units. The SHA PDF describes ten as managed Tax Credit properties and separately labels Orchard Vista 'In Development and not yet managed by SHA'; its independent site now calls it open, but its floor-plan pane says 'No Availability'. Orchard and Valley 206 belong to Spokane Valley, not Spokane. Confirm Orchard's current management and openings before treating it as SHA inventory. Valley 206's operator separately reports 207 apartments; the SHA overview does not supply a total. Orchard's 'Now Open' and September promotion are not current unit availability: the same independent site's floor-plan pane explicitly says 'No Availability' and directs callers to ask for pricing. SHA https://www.spokanehousing.org/housing-choice-vouchers/waiting-lists/, reviewed September 30, 2026, says ALL project-based voucher (PBV) waitlists are CLOSED; the Spokane County tenant-based Housing Choice Voucher waitlist is also CLOSED. These are different programs and neither closure proves ordinary tax-credit property applications are closed. A property site's applicant-login link is not proof of a vacant home. SHA lists a current-status line at (509) 328-2953 and My Portal https://myportal.spokanehousing.org/ for voucher lists. Ask the specific property whether it has an open non-PBV application and its own conviction, income, credit and rental-history criteria. No site-specific felony acceptance or current vacancy has been confirmed. The https://www.spokanehousing.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/SHAManagedProperties.pdf overview was updated April 16, 2026. Its Spokane County household income table is effective June 1, 2025, NOT a verified current eligibility schedule: one person 50% AMI $35,300 / 60% $42,360; two $40,350 / $48,420; three $45,400 / $54,480; four $50,400 / $60,480; five $54,450 / $65,340; six $58,500 / $70,200; seven $62,500 / $75,000. It says income generally must be twice monthly rent OR a voucher, with documentation before occupancy; confirm present property-specific eligibility and current limits with the manager.

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Reported screening policies come from properties, management companies, and renter-submitted experiences, and each record shows when it was last verified. Policies can change at any time—always confirm directly with the property.

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Frequently asked questions

Can someone with a felony record rent an apartment in Spokane Valley?

Screening practices and applicable requirements can vary by property and location. Ask the property about its current written criteria before applying, and consult a qualified local housing or legal resource if you have questions about your rights. Approval is never guaranteed.

Are there apartments in Spokane Valley that don't run background checks?

Screening practices vary. Ask each housing provider directly whether it conducts background checks and what criteria it uses. Listings on this page show reported screening information and are labeled with their verification status; reported details should be confirmed with the property.

Should I disclose my record before applying in Spokane Valley?

Consider asking the property about its screening process and application requirements before paying any fees or submitting an application. Requirements differ, so confirm details directly with the housing provider.

How current is the screening information for Spokane Valley?

Where available, each record shows its verification status and the date it was last verified. Information may be reported or unverified and policies can change, so confirm details directly with the property before applying. If you spot outdated information, please let us know.

How can I improve my chances of approval in Spokane Valley?

Review the property's stated application criteria and prepare the documents it requests. You can also ask whether it accepts references or other supporting information. Each property makes its own decisions, and approval is never guaranteed.

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This page is informational only and is not a rental application. Reported policies can change at any time and approval is never guaranteed. Contact the property directly to verify. Last updated October 7, 2026.

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