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What Are Credit References on a Rental Application? Credit references on a rental application consist of a person or business that has had a financial relationship with an applicant that can speak on their trustworthiness and ability to make on-time payments.
Credit reports typically show anywhere from 7 to 10 years of an applicant's credit history. Landlords should look for any gaps in payments to loans, credit cards, and other financial obligations. Consistency is a crucial part of financial responsibility, as you want a tenant will consistently pay rent each month.
What do landlords look for in a credit check? Landlords use a credit check for tenants to make sure the person they're considering renting to has a solid financial history and is considered trustworthy. In a credit check, a landlord is looking for a good credit history and on-time payments.
The Fair Credit Reporting Act allows the lender or broker to share the report they receive with their customer. However, if you choose to do so, you must be prepared to explain the report, and the information in it, to your customer.
Credit references should be businesses that can provide positive details about a financial relationship you've maintained. For example, credit references may include a bank that you have a credit card or loan with, a company whose bills you regularly pay, or even previous landlords.
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There are three different credit bureaus a landlord may use to run a credit check -- Equifax, Experian and TransUnion. Credit bureaus may report different information and a landlord can use any or all of the bureaus to get an idea of credit worthiness and financial management.
Yes. Most landlords will check your credit before renting to you. Before accepting a rental application, a landlord will want to gather as much information as possible regarding your ability to make your rental payments on time.
No, not just anyone can look at your credit report. To access your report, an organization must have what's called "permissible purpose."
Credit references should be businesses that can provide positive details about a financial relationship you've maintained. For example, credit references may include a bank that you have a credit card or loan with, a company whose bills you regularly pay, or even previous landlords.
When you apply to rent an apartment, you can expect nearly all landlords to run a credit check. As a general rule, you'll want a credit score of 620 or higher to secure a rental. But there's no hard and fast number: it varies by landlord, and it's only one factor in your rental application.

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