Now accepting Civilians, Active Duty, Single Service Members, Retirees and DoD
Documents Required for the Active Duty Military Application
These are required documents for this property. Please review the list as you are preparing to submit your application.
STEP 1: Complete the MHO Application
*Information is subject to change
Contact the Military Housing Office (MHO) to request a government housing application. You may reach them by phone at (360) 396-4399 or email at Kitsap_Housing@us.navy.mil.
Documents needed for the MHO application:
- A copy of your official orders.
- PAGE 2
- If all dependents (spouse/kids) are not listed on PAGE 2, and have become a dependent within the last 6 months, you must provide a marriage certificate and/or birth certificate. If the gain of the dependent occurred more than 6 months ago, you must provide an updated PAGE 2 listing them as a dependent.
- If you are filing the information on behalf of your active-duty spouse, you need a power of attorney (POA).
- *Other supporting documentation may be requested as needed.
STEP 2: Begin the HMC Application
You will need to complete the following forms, which will be sent to you by the MHO:
- Sex Offender Disclosure and Acknowledgment Form
- Release of Information Authorization Form
- DD1746: Application for Assignment to Housing
Please use your personal email address on the application to avoid communication issues with your .mil account.
After your MHO application is approved, you will receive a welcome email from Hunt to the email address provided on your application. Click the link provided to continue your application.
THE APPLICATION PORTAL MAY NOT BE SUPPORTED ON GOVERNMENT COMPUTERS OR MOBILE DEVICES. A NON-GOVERNMENT DESKTOP COMPUTER IS RECOMMENDED FOR A SMOOTHER EXPERIENCE.
STEP 3: Gather the Documents Needed & Submit Your HMC Application
- All applicants must provide proof of Assignment Date with Official Orders.
- All applicants must present a current Leave Earning Statement (LES) to confirm current rank.
- All applicants must present a PAGE 2 to show proof of dependents.
- If all dependents (spouse/kids) are not listed on PAGE 2, you must provide the following documents:
- Marriage certificate
- Birth certificate
- *If the gain of the dependent occurred greater than 6 months ago, you must provide an updated PAGE 2, listing them as a dependent.
- If you have pets, you must provide all of the following for each pet:
- Shot records
- Pet Photo
- Microchip ID
- If you are filing the information on behalf of your active-duty spouse, you need a power of attorney (POA).
- If you are dual-military, you must provide orders and a current LES for both members. One family member must be on another's orders; if not, you will need to provide a marriage certificate or PAGE 2.
STEP 4: Waitlist Placement and Move-In Requirements
Once Hunt approves your application, you will be placed on a waitlist for homes that you qualify for until you are offered a home. You will receive confirmation once you are placed on the waitlist.
At move-in, you'll need a state-issued ID for every person in the household who is 18 or older.
Documents Required for the All Other Applicants
These are required documents for this property. Please review the list as you are preparing to submit your application.
STEP 1: Gather the Documents Needed for Your Application
- All applicants must show proof of income through a pay stub showing a full month's income equal to at least 2.5x the market rent (not reduced or promotional rent). If applicable, the monthly rent qualifier for a guarantor is 5x the market rent. Please note that an income qualifier is based on gross monthly income (excluding commissions, tips, or child support).
- If you are a retired military member, you must provide a DD214.
- If you are a government employee, you must provide a SF50 or SF50 equivalent.
- A state-issued ID for every person in the household who is 18 or older.
- If you have pets, you must provide all of the following for each pet:
- Shot records
- Pet Photo
- Microchip ID
STEP 2: Complete Your Application
*Information is subject to change
Military Affiliated Prospects:
If you are military-affiliated, such as a retired military member, DoD employee, etc., you must submit an application to the Military Housing Office (MHO) first. Contact the Military Housing Office (MHO) to request a government housing application. You may reach them by phone at (360) 396-4399 or email at Kitsap_Housing@us.navy.mil.
After your government application is approved, you will receive a welcome email from Hunt to the email address provided on your application. Click the link to reset your password and begin your Hunt Military Communities application.
Non-affiliated Civilian Prospects:
Complete the Hunt Military Communities Application by visiting TheLandings Family Housing.com, selecting prospective residents, and then application. In the Application Interest Form, choose civilian/non-military for the status and general public for the affiliation. Be sure to select "click here" under the affiliation drop-down box to begin your application.
Complete the following items to enter the application portal:
- Download, complete, and sign the screening authorization form for credit and criminal screening. It must be signed by all parties over the age of 18 and submitted in your application.
- Download and review the application rental criteria. Enter your name and email address in the designated fields to access the application portal. You will need to upload this document in your application.
Any individual over the age of 18 who will be residing in the home must submit an application and note on the application with whom they will be residing. The leaseholder and all parties over 18 must pay a $50 non-refundable application fee.
STEP 3: Waitlist Placement and Move-In Requirements
Once Hunt approves your application, you will be placed on a waitlist for homes that you qualify for until you are offered a home. You will receive confirmation once you are placed on the waitlist.
At move-in, you'll need a state-issued ID for every person in the household who is 18 or older.
