Hi all,If you had an applicant with bad history ( eviction last year, and bad credit) and thinking of giving this person a chance, how would you set the terms?

Does history provide you any answers?   

They are the ones taking the risk and with their good credit history of being responsible, they likely won’t come up short for the whole thing on rent day even if the lady with poor credit doesI think it’s fine

This was my first apartment so its sad that this needs to end like this and I have to flush my rental history down the toilet.

This was my first apartment so its sad that this needs to end like this and I have to flush my rental history down the toilet.

I found a property that looks like a great deal but my work history won't quite qualify me for a conventional loan. 

Make sure you know the title history on a property before you bid & which lien you are bidding on. 

@Nathan Maier Forgot to mention, since this appears to be a little bit of an aviation thread that I am a retired Air Force aviator (GR- 1 and F-111)Cool to read your history and how you made the transition to civilian life work.

To me, having no credit history is better than having bad credit.

Your rate depends on your income, DTI (debt to income), credit history, and credit age.