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Updated about 8 years ago,

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Jeff Sheraton
  • Wilmington, DE
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Tenant Requirments

Jeff Sheraton
  • Wilmington, DE
Posted

I am working on putting together a more formal tenant requirements list.  We mainly do low income rentals, average rent is around $800.  Looking for comments on what I have so far and what has worked well for you.

Here is what I have so far:

-Complete the rental application in full, no false information

-View the property in person

-Ability to pay deposit and first months rent within 24 hours of approval

-Household income of at least 3x rent

-1 year of stable documented income (job, govt assistance, ect)

-Positive rental history or cosigner that meets all requirements 

-No landlord tenant issues (judgement, evictions, broken leases, damages, ect) for 5 years

-Current on all bills (excluding medical)

What are your thoughts?

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