-
ICMag with help from Landrace Warden and The Vault is running a NEW contest in November! You can check it here. Prizes are seeds & forum premium access. Come join in!
Do i need proof of income to rent house/apartment?
- Thread starter Shifer
- Start date
H
herbie5000
no
deposit and guarantors should do it
deposit and guarantors should do it
B
British_Bulldog
I've had to in the UK, so it's best to check first
Maybe you should state what country you're in, or we'll just assume you're Dutch and refer to Holland (since this is a Dutch web site).
If by any chance you're in the US, doesn't it depend on a shitload of things, such as what state you're in, local real estate prices, the sub prime mess, etc?
If by any chance you're in the US, doesn't it depend on a shitload of things, such as what state you're in, local real estate prices, the sub prime mess, etc?
B
British_Bulldog
Rosy Cheeks said:
Huh? Say what Rosy? Dutch website?
The server may be located in Holland, but I'd say the vast proportion of users are from the States, Canada, Oz, the UK and other European countries.
Peace
True, and the official language of the site is English, but that's no reason to assume that everyone here is from the same neck of the woods.
The name of the site is International Cannagraphic, only the servers are Dutch.
The thread author claimed that the title says it all, which isn't true, since laws and regulations are different everywhere.
The name of the site is International Cannagraphic, only the servers are Dutch.
The thread author claimed that the title says it all, which isn't true, since laws and regulations are different everywhere.
Last edited:
No matter what Country you are in...it will be hard to rent something, if you can't convince the Landlord/Manager that you can pay the rent--
If you can provide bank statements showing a decent, ongoing balance, that would do it...but I believe in most cases, they would want to see proof-- Not so much a "Law"...as it would be just "Good Business"--
If you can provide bank statements showing a decent, ongoing balance, that would do it...but I believe in most cases, they would want to see proof-- Not so much a "Law"...as it would be just "Good Business"--
B
British_Bulldog
Yes, the only way around it is to pay 6 months rent in advance (in the UK at least, as that's the minimum Shorthold Tenancy Lease).......however with all the Vietnamese gangs doing it now, many find this suspicious and want it to go through your bank, etc.
Peace
Peace
G
Guest
just rented an apartment last month and they did a credit check and required a letter from my employer.my credit score of 769 and my family's 25 year old real estate business sealed the deal.
ehonda187
Active member
When I rent out an apartment I require Proof of employment, credit check ( to see how they handle bill paying responisbilities), deposit- Absolutley no "working the deposit out" u have the deposit upfront.
If you have decent properties and aren't a slum lord then people have no problem providing me these things. Occaisonally you get someone who tries to pull a fast one on you but you have to look past that. Humanity will get you broke in a world of opportunists. Plus I paid some serious dough for these
If you have decent properties and aren't a slum lord then people have no problem providing me these things. Occaisonally you get someone who tries to pull a fast one on you but you have to look past that. Humanity will get you broke in a world of opportunists. Plus I paid some serious dough for these
D
DrKong
I had about 4000$ in the bank when i moved so i could get a house rented and look for a job and have 4-5 months rent saved up. However no one would rent to me with out a job. They didn't even care if it was a month to month lease and i gave them 4 months rent up front! I got lucky and had to use like two cosigners and put down a total of $2500 to move in to a place that is around 600$ a month in rent.
