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Aaron Francis
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Tenant who is relocating without a job but lots of savings

Aaron Francis
  • Investor
  • Pooler, GA
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I have an application from someone who is relocating from out of state. He doesn't currently have a job (a couple jobs pending), but he has 3-6 months living expenses in savings. Anyone ever rent to tenants in similar situations? Maybe require 3 months rent up front?

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Brandon L.
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Brandon L.
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@Aaron Francis If your applicant standards allow for a person with no form of income to pay the rent, then I see no problem with this.

If your standards do not allow for this,  never deviate for any reason.

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