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Andy Kaye
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How come some tenants don't have bank accounts?

Andy Kaye
  • Investor
  • Long Beach, CA
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I am renting out my house, and noticed a few tenants put N/A on the application form where it asks for their checking / savings account.

Aren't checking accounts free to open? What does a lack of bank account say about the tenant?

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Jeremy Pace
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Jeremy Pace
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  • Pittsburgh, PA
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usually it means either:

1) that they have over-drafted a bank account, and now can't get another

2) they don't have enough of the required documentation to open a bank account

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