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Matt Jones
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Do you rent to someone without a job but with money in the bank?

Matt Jones
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Pensacola, FL
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"I'm moving to the area and I have plenty of money in the bank but I have not secured a job yet. Will you rent to me?"

I seem to get this question every so often and I was curious what other landlords and property managers do... is there a magic number in their bank account at which you will rent to someone with no current income?  

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    Melinda Miller
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    Melinda Miller
    • Rental Property Investor
    • St. Louis
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    We rented to a woman in the 'entertainment' business. No W2. Best tenant ever. 

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