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Updated over 10 years ago on . Most recent reply
Should I accept this tenant
Hi all,
I have a potential tenant who had credit issues years ago. I normally charge two months deposit for tenants with bad credits, but they told me they can't fork up so much money at this time. Should I accept them with just one month's deposit? Is there any other thing I can do to help prevent future problems? The house is in an A-/B area.
Thanks a lot!
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I place all my tenants on a month to month lease regardless of how great their credit is and it has worked well for me with zero evictions for 9 years now.