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Ankur Agarwal
  • Southlake, TX
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Tenant credit quality

Ankur Agarwal
  • Southlake, TX
Posted

Hi members,

I am in the process of renting my 4 bedroom SFH which I have priced towards the middle of the rent spectrum in the area (~$1850). I have got lot of prospects that are intersted but to my surprise all of them have bad credit scores - mid 500s to low 600s

Typically in this situation I would expect them to put in a higher - 3 month rent as security deposit but so far every prospect has declined to put in a higher deposit

What do you do in this sitation ? Keep looking for tanents with high credit scores or demand higher security deposits or something else ?

 Looking for some best practices followed by experienced landlords here on this forum.

Would appreciate your advise !

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