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All Forum Posts by: Bobby Kelley

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Post: Prospective tenant checks all boxes but has bad credit

Bobby Kelley
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It’s a combination of factors and what your goals are overall. I’d ask if she knows her credit is that low and see what she says. Maybe she’s a victim of identity theft. There needs to be a good reason. But if a long term tenant is the goal, I’d take someone with a 10 year work and rental history at one place and bad credit over someone with a 750 that’s lived in 9 places in the last 9 years every time. 

Post: Prospective tenant checks all boxes but has bad credit

Bobby Kelley
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How long has she been at the hospital job? I've often thought of stability as or more important that credit score.  If she's been in one place for 9 years plus her job for several years as well those are two big pluses. I'd also ask the previous landlord for reference.