Property Management can offer applicants with lower than 620 credit scores an opportunity to rent our properties by offsetting the monetary risk for the owner and the management company in the form of increased deposits and fees.Applicants with lower than a combined 620 FICO score will be subject to a Risk Mitigation Charge as outlined below tooffset the increased risk.Risk Mitigation Deposit Increases for Applicants:Average Credit Score (all Adults) Deposit Due600 - 619 Additional 25% deposit and $250.00 risk mitigation fee.575 - 599 Additional 50% deposit and $375.00 risk mitigation fee.550 - 574 Additional 75% deposit and $500.00 risk mitigation fee.549 and below DenialOffering an approval based upon low credit score or negative qualifying factors comes with additional risk to the landlord and property manager.

No monetary credit is give to the tenant/optionee. 

Is there a monetary penalty?

How can, and why would any sane person entertain real estate or monetary agreements, verbally or in writing, with Marcus Mullings considering all of the above facts?

As Jerome Powell testified before congress today it made me believe that at least the Fed believes that they can have as loose of a monetary policy as possible without causing significant inflation.

I receive a small amount of monetary compensation every month but the main benefit is that I get to live for free in the fraternity house.

Cases may be charged as a felony or misdemeanor and involve jail time, fines or restitution if victims experienced monetary losses.

@FATA Monetary Slow down turbo, you will get banned before long.

The cost of a full eviction (both time and monetary) where the tenant is forced out by sheriffs and you have to store their goods is absolutely ridiculous, do all you can to avoid that situation.

At this point you're thinking that I probably could have offered monetary concessions or something similar, which I probably could have, but I had no idea that was an option.