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William Houstian
  • Atlanta, GA
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Need the perspective of this community.

William Houstian
  • Atlanta, GA
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My roommate (44M) and I (25M) want to move out of our apartment and into a house. We are both employed in high-income jobs and are well kept and put together people. Good tenants.

However, I have heard landlords are wary of renting to 2 single males because of the stereotype of single male roommates being messy, partying etc. Is that true? Is there anything about our situation that would raise a red flag to you? And if so, what can we do to make the landlord comfortable and show him that we really are good tenants?

Thank you all.

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