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Bill Marcotte
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Potential tenant just out of bankruptcy.

Bill Marcotte
  • Sewickley, PA
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I have an applicant that is JUST coming out of bankruptcy. Case is getting closed this week. Medical bills were the culprit and overall seems like a very decent tenant. Income is guaranteed under disability and social security which, to my understanding is, a safe bet. 

I’ve also requested a co-signer who will qualify and the tenant has complied with that. Curious if anyone has some advise about how to proceed. 

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