Does Exhibit On Superior accept co-signers?

A co-signer can bridge the gap for applicants who fall between a 600 and 700 credit score.

The leasing office can confirm what a co-signer must provide during screening.

Who a co-signer helps

A qualified co-signer is most useful for renters whose credit score sits between 600 and 700, since a 700 minimum applies to anyone qualifying on their own. This makes co-signers a practical path for recent graduates, newcomers to Chicago, or anyone still building a longer credit history.

The co-signer arrangement is part of the same qualification and screening review that covers credit, a state or federal government-issued photo ID, and required renters insurance with minimum liability-to-landlord (LLI) coverage of $300,000.

How to confirm the requirements

Applications and screening run through the AppFolio leasing system, and approval typically takes one to three business days once everything is submitted. Each adult on the lease still files a separate application at the $60 per-applicant fee, whether or not a co-signer is involved.

Because a co-signer must meet the property’s own standards, confirm the exact requirements before applying by contacting the leasing team at exhibit@highlandptrs.com or 312-450-0635.

What a co-signer does not change

Adding a qualified co-signer helps you meet the credit standard, but it does not waive the other qualification steps. Renters insurance with minimum liability-to-landlord coverage of $300,000 and a state or federal government-issued photo ID are still required, and the standard lease terms of 12 months or longer apply the same way to your application and approval.

The building charges no security deposit regardless of whether you use a co-signer; the main one-time costs remain the $60 application fee per applicant and the $500 non-refundable administration fee per apartment.