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All Forum Posts by: Sam DiNicola

Sam DiNicola has started 1 posts and replied 4 times.

Post: Minimum Income & Credit Score for Prospective Tenants

Sam DiNicola
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@Charles Carillo and that wouldn't be a fair housing violation asking for more security deposit based on their credit score? 

Post: Minimum Income & Credit Score for Prospective Tenants

Sam DiNicola
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Fair housing was what I was thinking of. I will check our local laws, thank you!

Post: Minimum Income & Credit Score for Prospective Tenants

Sam DiNicola
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@Charles Carillo thank you for this! If a tenant with lower credit, do you take a larger security deposit or instead require first month, last month rent, and one month security deposit?

Post: Minimum Income & Credit Score for Prospective Tenants

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Does everyone require prospective tenants have 3x the rent in monthly income / rent is no more than 30% of their monthly income? What is minimum credit score you look for in a B- neighborhood? For people with lower than your minimum credit score, do you still have them apply to see more detailed credit check and give them the option to pay larger deposit or something to help protect yourself?