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Alan L. Weeks
  • Investor
  • South Easton, MA
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Tenant Screening

Alan L. Weeks
  • Investor
  • South Easton, MA
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I have rental applications from 3 college students to rent a condo I own.  They are going to need a co-signer(s) and I am wondering what the generally accepted practice is for credit/background checks and co-signers?  I'm planning to do credit/background checks on the 3 student tenants.  What about the co-signer, should I ask for one or all 3 students to have a co-signer?  Should I do credit checks on the co-signers?  Any advice much appreciated.

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