It is very unlikely that any credit issuer would offer a credit to a trust (or an IRA) itself without requiring your personal guarantee.

I'd be amazed if you had any issue renting a place here and now. 

The last hoarder house I just bought earlier this month had a BRAND NEW, never been opened, still in the packing cardboard PROFORM Elliptical. 

I am wondering if anyone has any experience dealing with this or can point me to any info that could address this issue? Really

Please don’t give up on this problem because it may never happen again after fixing the issue. Real

Tiffany's next home, should I evict her, will be a cardboard box next to a dumpster, as she is wholly ineligible for public housing under local housing authority regulations and she couldn't pass either a credit or an eviction check if her life depended on it.

"I am going to tell you are secret regarding how I went from living in a cardboard box behind Home Depot to a millionaire in 30 days.

Bring your own.. never had an issue renting without, and no extra expenses or bs for me.

This was based on case law of lawsuits filed by both private parties and the SEC, and judicial decisions and court rulings in various district courts.To make things more concrete for private issuers, the SEC instituted “safe harbor” rules centered around Regulation D section 504, 505 and 506.

If they have an issuer they can take you to small claims which sounds like they couldn’t even do that.