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Dax Gurr
  • Investor
  • Ogden, UT
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Owner Landlord looking for potential renter Credit report

Dax Gurr
  • Investor
  • Ogden, UT
Posted

I have a rental that is kind of unique so it is a little hard to rent.  I have had what I thought was a great potential renter complete the application.  The problem is both the husband and wife have terrible credit ( in the 530's).  I get all the information on the application verified before I run credit.  I hate charging people if I have no intention of renting to them. I called the current landlord and she says they have paid on time for 6 years and is sad to see them move.  He is retired military and has a pension.  When I ask about it they said it was a family member who committed identity theft.  Is there a way to verify that?  Should I ask for a higher deposit? I guess my big issue I don't know how to read credit reports. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.  

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