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Chad Pins
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Possible tenant has bad credit but has good rental history

Chad Pins
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  • Edmond, OK
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Possible tenant has a poor credit history but has good rental history. My property needs to be rented. And no one else is looking at it. Should I rent to this person?

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Jonna Weber
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Totally depends on the situation.  So much of the time, bad credit is why someone is renting in the first place.   I weight great rental history and employment history much higher than credit.   A lot of times it is due to divorce, foreclosure, etc.   You may also be able to up the security deposit for insurance, depending on what your state laws are. 

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