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EJ K.
  • Quad cities iowa
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Renter qualifications not all there

EJ K.
  • Quad cities iowa
Posted

Hello,

A divorcee stay at home mom of 3 wants to rent my unit in IL. Divorce is not yet finalized.

She is a part time teacher and does not have the needed income

credit score 740.

She has 240,000 in bank. Willing to pay 3 months up front. Will be custodial parent (at least she says) so will be expecting alimony/child suppport.


do I have a right inclination to be second guessing this?


I could just ask for a co-signer too maybe.


rent is only 2100 so not like it would eat up a savings very fast. 

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