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Good Angel | If you was a Land Lord.................? |
Would you allow a couple to rent a place from you, if they was to tell you something like "Ah, me & my girlfriend has a baby together & then she has a little one of her own before she met me, & I do people's lawn & she works at a fast food restaurant for part-time & get paid every two weeks & I get paid whenever these people can pay me. If I don't have the money to pay you the rent, then I'll just give it to you whenever I can. Because see, me & my girlfriend just starting out. She's 19 & I'm 30 years old. But we'd be happy to stay in that house you got there for rent."?
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Would you allow this couple to stay in your 450 dollar home for rent if they had to kids they barely can take care of? Plus pay the day-care. |
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No. Why would I let these strangers use me? They shouldn't have made the poor decision to get a baby that they can barely take care of.
"then I'll just give it to you whenever I can" That can't work!
The Land Lord paid thousands of dollars getting that house built or acquiring it. People shouldn't be allowed to live there free of cost. They can live something else cheaper. |
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Corie S
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I would need to check their references and their income, but it doesnt sound promising. |
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skiingstowe
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HI,
I B sa'n no. Sides...who cares! I is a Landlord. |
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Leather and Lace
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No. If they can't show proof of income (which should be at least 4 times the amount of rent), they would need to go look for housing somewhere else. |
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dont_hate9335
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no |
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mamaof1tryingttc#2
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i say get wel fair u can get hud and they will find a place nad pay your rent and help with day care food and medicaid |
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LittlePrincess
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NOPE! They sound like a hot mess. Life is tough........I don't need any more headaches than the ones I've already got. |
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sadloner07
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Of course not. The main idea of a business is to gain profit not for charity. |
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reenzz
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Your joking right? Landlords are not in the business of renting to people who may or may not be able to pay their rent. So no....grow up and jump onto the real world bus. |
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Biddie
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UMMMM NO! |
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lgg19632001
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No, i know it sounds cold, but that is just a problem that sounds like more trouble than it's worth.you can not help his short comings, he sounds like he needs to grow up, get a job that normal 30 year old men, have. |
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spencer4571
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Sounds lie to me that you do not have to screen them. They have told you what their situation is. They make little money part time, amd have no savings.In the event of financial emergency they will be either paying rent late or not at all. Just on the basis of the financial situation, I would not rent to them. You are assuming alot of risk and the chances of them actually fulfilling the lease is slim if none. Simply tell them that they must have income requirements and unless your rent is only $150.00 per month, there is no reasonable way that they can afford in property in the long run assuming that they other expenses to pay. The man needs to bring a steady check as rent is due regardless if he gets paid or not. |
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cat
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Only if you didn't care if the rent got paid or not. Or maybe if you lived in a ghost town and some money coming in was better than none. |
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kimmer0616
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Not likely, no. Most landlords do full credit checks, verify references and verify steady employment. Smart ones do, anyway. You can't expect someone to let you move into their home where they (likely) have a mortgage and property taxes to pay, all the while hoping that the tenants will "pay you when they can"; mortgage companies don't let you do that, so why should a landlord?? |
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Greg
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Absolutely not. They sound way too unpredictable with income and you are not running a charity. I hope you are running a credit check to determine their past payment history.
There are some great websites out there to help you make sure you are covering your bases like www.landlordportal.com. Check them out before you rent to them or anyone. If you really value your property as an investment, do your homework and only select the most qualified tenant. |
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groovykarma
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No. Isn't it obvious. |
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A2
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that's a tough one and depends if you can afford to let them slack off on the rent. I personally would not because it's too much of a risk. It seems like some people need a break when times are hard, but do you want to be that person? If he told you that he plans on paying you when he can the chances are he won't being paying you on time or at all. So personally, I'd say no unless it was a family member I plan on helping out. |
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abdul is back
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sorry. but probably not. kids mean damage to the place. tha fact that rent might be hard to come by for you...would make it even worse.
if i was to let you get the place i would require a depository of 3 months in advance. just to be safe. |
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schwaggville
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Honestly, probably not. I own three rental properties and I always do a credit check and verify income before renting them. In this economy, part time work and under the table cash is not solid enough. There are plenty of rentors out there that have better credentials. |
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lady b
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No let them get wel fair |
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Ms. Opinionative
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It doesn't matter, as long as they pay. (And you really need to work on your grammar by the way.) |
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