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Updated about 11 years ago on . Most recent reply

Landlord tells tenants to have 725 FICO, proof of 100k
http://abcnews.go.com/Business/san-francisco-landlord-tells-tenants-make-100k/story?id=23611110
This can't be enforced mid-lease, right?
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No, it cannot be enforced mid-lease. You cannot change the terms of a lease (or in this case end a lease) after it is signed.
Based on the article in the link, it appears that the experts are saying that this cannot even be applied at the end of the lease to determine renewal. It can only be applied to brand new tenants. I'm not certain of that - local law would handle it - but I am certain that you cannot evict a tenant based on a change in credit score or net worth in the middle of a lease term (unless, of course, the lease sets out a credit score or net worth that must be maintained).