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Updated over 7 years ago, 06/13/2017

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Ned Micic
  • Wayne, NJ
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Tenant has low credit but offered 1 year rent upfront

Ned Micic
  • Wayne, NJ
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Hi guys, I had a potential renter approach me and tell me that his credit is low but he will pay 1 year rent upfront in cash. It sounds good but I feel like this is a huge red flag. Anyone ever experience something like this? What are the cons of taking 1 years rent in one lump sum?

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