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Low credit score, high income

Ezra Henderson
  • Wadsworth, OH
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Would you guys ever make an exception for a pretty low credit score if the persons income was stable as well as pretty high (8X the monthly rent)? 

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Nathan Gesner
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Quote from @Ezra Henderson:

Would you guys ever make an exception for a pretty low credit score if the persons income was stable as well as pretty high (8X the monthly rent)? 


I look at the whole picture, not just one aspect of a person. It all depends on the details.

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