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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your name and, if applicable, your co-tenant's name. Fill in the present address along with city, state, and zip code.
  3. Provide details for all occupants living at the address. Include Social Security numbers and driver's license numbers for both you and your co-tenant.
  4. Fill in contact information such as business phone and residential phone. Indicate if you have any animals.
  5. Complete the vehicle information section by providing details about your car's make, year, model, color, and license number.
  6. Detail your current occupation along with prior occupations for both you and your co-tenant. Include employer information and monthly gross income.
  7. List landlord information including present and previous landlords' names, phone numbers, monthly rent amounts, and dates of occupancy.
  8. Provide bank references and credit references with account numbers, addresses, highest amounts owed, and purpose of credit.
  9. Fill out personal references including their addresses, phone numbers, length of acquaintance, and occupations.
  10. Finally, answer questions regarding bankruptcy or eviction history. Sign the declaration confirming the accuracy of the provided information before submitting.

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Here we will break down each section of the Resident Score and how it factors into the final score: 30% - Payment History - Someones personal track record of paying bills on time. 26% - Utilization - The amount of available credit being used by someone. 21% - Credit History - Credit Performance over time.
Prospective tenants are awarded a rating from 350-850, with 850 being the best possible score. The score is generally made up 5 factors (actual score elements may vary based on specific tenants being scored): Payment History. Credit Utilization.
When reviewing tenant credit reports, typical areas you should look out for include the following issues: Low credit scores. Late payments. High levels of debt. Derogatory marks. Outstanding debts to previous landlords.
Many landlords consider a credit score of 600 or higher as acceptable, but requirements can vary widely depending on the landlord, property type and location. Understanding where your credit score generally falls on a scale can help you anticipate whether your rental application may be approved.
When reviewing a tenants credit report, landlords generally look for: Late payment history: Late payments or delinquent accounts indicate potential issues with paying rent on time. Manageable debt: A debt-to-income ratio above 43% suggests the tenant may struggle to cover additional expenses like rent.