You've already gone above and beyond, but it seems you just dig up more problems.When you run a credit/criminal background, the credit report should list the applicant's current and previous addresses.

If you have access to a line of credit on your primary home, that could be a good option.

The prospect completed an application and checks the credit and income boxes but does have a mark on the criminal record.

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We have tenants who are asking to bring a relative to live with them that has a criminal history.

My credit score is 700+ so I don't understand.

I've started presenting offers to sellers showing them the net of the offer minus credits/concessions so they can see the full picture, and not just focus on a percentage point.

Strengthen your financial strategy by building savings, monitoring credit, and exploring loan options.Good luck!

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Last thing you want to do is rent your place out to someone that's had multiple evictions and has income/credit issues