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Beau Pearson
  • Investor
  • Port Saint Lucie, FL
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Co-sign or no co-sign

Beau Pearson
  • Investor
  • Port Saint Lucie, FL
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I’ve had these tenants in question this will be their 3 lease signing come may 1st. I would say b- c+ tenants. It was two older grandparents and their granddaughter who was pregnant when we signed original lease. Well, granddaughter wants to have new husband move in and grandparents out. But have the grandmother co sign. So it would be the two young adults and their baby. I don’t know if they would qualify on their own. I need help with this one.

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