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Guarantor or ad tenant
We have decided to rent to a tenant with less than stellar credit and his boss has agreed to guarantor the loan so that he won't have to pay an additional 3 mo security. I've not done this before and wonder if you have any experience or hints for me. Would it be adventageous to ad him as a tenant instead? Any "red flags" to look out for?