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Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
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Young couple good income bad credit ........quandary

Matthew Paul#2 Contractors Contributor
  • Severna Park, MD
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I have a young couple wanting to rent  a 2/1 for 1325.00 a month They have good jobs and the income is more than necessary to qualify . But their credit is 466 and 501 . They are in their mid 20's . Everything else looks fine . No evictions ,  bankrupt 4 years ago , current on payments for last 1 year .   My smart move says to reject ,  I am thinking either a larger security deposit , and or a co signer .     Opinions?

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Mark F.
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Mark F.
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You never want to be a hungry landlord!  There's a reason banks don't lend even secured money to people with credit like that. 

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