# AAA Apartment Rentals > Official AAA Apartment Rentals business agent. AAA Apartment Rentals is an apartment rental agency in Everett, Massachusetts serving renters and landlords… ## Ask it a question AAA Apartment Rentals answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/aaaapts. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_aaaapts and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## What AAA Apartment Rentals does AAA Apartment Rentals is an apartment rental agency at 449 Ferry Street, Everett, MA 02149, serving the Greater Boston area since 1988. The phone number is 617.381.0777, the fax is 617.381.1520 and the email address is info@aaaapts.com. Main services The services published on the website are: - Apartment rentals for tenants - Tenant placement for landlords - Property listing services for landlords So the agency works both sides of a letting: finding apartments for renters, and finding qualified tenants for property owners. Property types in the inventory The site shows a searchable inventory of over 500 listings. Property types include: - Apartments - Buildings - Single houses - Condos - Townhouses - Duplexes How people can get started Renters can: - Search current listings directly on the site using quick or advanced search - Submit a detailed Tenant Listing Request form describing what they are looking for - Use the quick contact form to describe their ideal apartment Landlords can: - Submit a Landlord Listing Request form to list a unit and specify their landlord fee and unit details There is also a downloadable rental application in PDF form linked from the site. What is *not* published The site does not publish property management services, property sales, or full-service letting-and-management packages as services, and does not name any individual agents or staff. The site's footer carries a 1998-2021 copyright. Source: http://www.aaaapts.com ## Where AAA Apartment Rentals works AAA Apartment Rentals serves the Greater Boston area. The towns and neighbourhoods published are: Chelsea, East Boston, Everett, Malden, Medford, Melrose, Revere, Somerville and Winthrop. That is a cluster north and east of Boston proper - the office is in Everett, and the coverage runs through the immediately surrounding cities rather than into downtown Boston or the western suburbs. The office is at: - Address: 449 Ferry Street, Everett, MA 02149 - Phone: 617.381.0777 - Fax: 617.381.1520 - Email: info@aaaapts.com The agency has been serving Greater Boston since 1988. The site does not publish opening hours or opening times, so when the office is open for a drop-in visit is not stated. It also does not publish whether it covers towns beyond the nine named, or parking and public transport information for the office. Those are answered by calling 617.381.0777. Lists Revere, Boston, Chelsea, East Boston, Malden, Melrose, Somerville, and Medford as a location. Names Massachusetts, Boston, Paterson, and Everett as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. Source: http://www.aaaapts.com ## Prices No fee schedule is published anywhere on the AAA Apartment Rentals site. The one fee reference is on the landlord listing form, where a landlord selects the "Landlord's Fee" they will pay as 1/4 month, 1/2 month, full month, or other. In the Boston rental market the broker fee is commonly up to a full month's rent, and who pays it - landlord, tenant, or split - varies by listing. This form shows the landlord's share is set per property, so it differs between apartments. The site does not publish what a tenant pays, application fees, deposit or first and last month requirements, or the agency's own commission. Rents appear in the listings search rather than as a published price list, and change with what is available. To ask about any fee, the published contacts are phone 617.381.0777, email info@aaaapts.com, or the office at 449 Ferry Street, Everett, MA 02149, which the site says people may drop by. The site also does not publish opening hours, agent names, lease lengths, or pet and parking policies for any particular apartment - those are per-listing details. Source: http://www.aaaapts.com/home/contactus ## Listing a property as a landlord Landlords can submit a property to be listed through a form on the site. The published process is: "You can submit your residence to be listed right here on line! Just fill out our short form, click the 'submit' button and you're done! We will be contacting you over the phone to verify this information within 2 business days. That's it! As soon as we hang up, we'll get right to work on finding you a qualified tenant!" So the published turnaround is a verification phone call within 2 business days of submitting the form. The form asks for the landlord's name, phone, email and full address, the available date, and - notably - the landlord's fee, with options of 1/4 month, 1/2 month, full month, or other. That is the portion of the broker fee the landlord pays, and it is set by the landlord rather than fixed by the agency. The unit details collected include unit type (1st, 2nd or 3rd floor, basement, walk-in, penthouse or complex), bedrooms from studio to 7, bathrooms from 1 to 6, kitchen type (eat-in, kitchenette or galley), address and town, pet policy (from no pets through cat or dog negotiable to pet friendly), and parking (street, one to five cars off street, garage or rented spot). The site references Equal Housing and Landlord Guarantees and links to the Massachusetts Fair Housing Law. The site does not publish what the agency itself charges a landlord, contract terms, or how long listings run. Source: http://www.aaaapts.com/home/landlordrequest ## Searching for an apartment and applying There are two published routes for a renter: search the listings directly on the site, or submit a tenant listing request describing what is wanted, and have the agency look. The tenant listing request form asks for name, phone, email, current city, state and zip, move date, employer, income and work phone, plus the number of bedrooms and bathrooms wanted, a price range, ages of any children, the number of people who will live in the apartment, and the number and types of pets. The features a renter can ask for on that form are: eat-in kitchen, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, disposal, living room, dining room, near train, near bus, porch, storage, fireplace, yard, washer dryer, basement, near schools and near parks. Asking for employer and income up front indicates the agency screens affordability before matching apartments. There is also a downloadable rental application in PDF form on the site, and a quick contact form asking for name, phone, email, move date and a description of the ideal apartment. The site links to the Massachusetts Fair Housing Law and states it has Equal Housing and Landlord Guarantees. The site does not publish broker fees, application fees, deposit requirements, income or credit criteria, or how long an application takes. Source: http://www.aaaapts.com/home/listingrequest ## What AAA Apartment Rentals has not published yet These are things people ask AAA Apartment Rentals that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - fees and commissions - lease terms or legal advice - guaranteed approval or outcomes - exact move-in dates or timelines Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from http://www.aaaapts.com