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Updated over 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

Should I still require 3x rent for a property that is $5000+ a month?
We have a beautiful 5 bedroom 3 bath that we are going to be renting for $5500 a month and are considering lowering the income requirement. Normally we usually require income of 3x the rent or at the least rents being 40% of the income. Our thought process is that a family should be able to easily live on much less than $11,000 a month after housing is paid for.
We are in Los Angeles 2 block from Culver City if you were wondering.
What are you thoughts? anyone tried doing the same and found it worked or discovered problems?