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What Is Your Biggest Red Flag? Here are my top 5: Urgency TMI about personal habits Asking if you check credit Reluctance to provide landlord references and lying about where they have lived Venting / complaining about conditions of a previous place they lived
Some red flags, like evictions or a low credit score, are obvious. Others are more subtle, requiring careful review by the landlord or property manager. Rental application red flags range from inconsistencies on the rental application to having an unrealistic move-in timeline.
If you spot the following red flags, you might want to rethink signing the lease immediately: They only allow untraceable payment methods. The agent only provided limited contact details. The property owner refuses to meet up in person.
In some cities, the odds of getting denied for an apartment can be as high as 30% or more, making it essential to understand why applications get rejected and how you can improve your chances of securing your ideal rental.
Landlords can select the most qualified applicant based on credit, income, references, and other business reasons. They cant, however, accept or deny an applicant based on discriminatory biases.

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Rejection is almost always guaranteed for applicants with insufficient income-to-rent ratios. Most landlords require renters to have income that is double or triple the monthly rent. If they cannot meet this requirement, rejection should not come as a shock.
Following the steps below will increase your chances of passing a rental credit check. Review Your Credit Score and Report. Improve Your Credit Score. Prepare to Apply for the Property. Offer Advanced Payments. Get a Co-signer. Provide Strong Proof of Income. Offer a Good Explanation. Live With a Roommate.

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