If not, make one that says other than emergency situations, none of the tenants personal information will be shared with anyone who is not a co applicant or co tenant on the lease.

A co-worker got laid off and he was paying 900 a month in health insurance from his own pocket.

Here's the kicker, she purchase a new car ($539) with her friend as a co-signer and he even agreed to co-sign for the lease.

If an applicant requires a co-signer (usually students with no income or lack of credit history), I require their co-signer(s) to ALSO complete a full application along with application fee and screening of them.

After speaking with an attorney I have a decent grasp on the pros and cons of having my wife as a Co-owner of the LLC.

After he left PayPal, where he was a co-founder, he was determined to spend time learning something new.

If he is able to get a co-signer and all checks out ok, can I/should I deny them the rental, even though I have the potential of having 6 parties responsible for the rent (3 tenants with 3 co-signers)?

I’m told I need a co-signer and want to know what they need in order for co-signer to be removed.

A co-worker of mine paid 100K over the listed price to secure a house.

My sister-in-law is a co-owner of this property, lives on site and functions as the Den Mother keeping the place in-order.As you mentioned in your post, lenders are not warm-and-fuzzy about a renting by the room (even though we use written leases).