Renting a house?

[dtfsux]

That kind of depends on how you run things. Sure, owning the house you grow in is really convenient. But when the feds take your house, whether you still owe $100,000+ on it, or it's completely payed off. It sucks to lose that much capital, or too trash your credit that badly. Professional commercial growers rent houses with a fake name, minimize their contact with the property and if there's ever trouble you're only ditching your deposit, equipment and last harvest. Keep your equipment value low; and have short harvest intervals... that way what you're losing is less than what bail would be. But that's just for people talking about growing commercially. If anyone's growing at their house... I hope they're not moving too much weight.

Any grower who buys a house to grow in, and gets it seized.... well they are pretty stupid.


The bank/lender has the FIRST lien on that property no matter what when it comes to seizure. As long as the property has little equity, they wont seize it if they find 1000 kilos of coke in it. LEO has to pay the bank off, sell it, and make a profit.

This holds true with anything with titles and liens like homes, cars, boats etc.


So make sure all your stuff has a lien, and little equity. Easier with homes.

 

[ZackMorris]

Anyone have any ideas on how I can convince a landlord to rent me a huge house considering im unemployed, single and look like im 22?

 

[milehighmedical]

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[dtfsux]

Anyone have any ideas on how I can convince a landlord to rent me a huge house considering im unemployed, single and look like im 22?

I think its dumb to rent but here goes.

Your age is irrelevant, as long as you have money. They will want proof of income, so provide them proof of income.

Know someone with a business that can provide pay stubs? do you have enough deposits in your bank account?

You can also create your own pay stubs but if its not from a legit business they may catch on.

If all else fails, set up a business like 420 contracting and open a bank account. Then start depositing money every week. It will take time to establish a history but it will convince a LL that you have income. BTW it can be the same money over and over. Deposit a 1000, with draw 900, deposit 600, take out 500, deposit 700. get it, you keep flipping the money and it looks like money is coming and going. then you just tell them you are self employed

Believe it or not a leasing company told me this years ago when trying to lease equipment for my business

 

[ZackMorris]

I think its dumb to rent but here goes.

Your age is irrelevant, as long as you have money. They will want proof of income, so provide them proof of income.

Know someone with a business that can provide pay stubs? do you have enough deposits in your bank account?

You can also create your own pay stubs but if its not from a legit business they may catch on.

If all else fails, set up a business like 420 contracting and open a bank account. Then start depositing money every week. It will take time to establish a history but it will convince a LL that you have income. BTW it can be the same money over and over. Deposit a 1000, with draw 900, deposit 600, take out 500, deposit 700. get it, you keep flipping the money and it looks like money is coming and going. then you just tell them you are self employed

Believe it or not a leasing company told me this years ago when trying to lease equipment for my business

But why does one guy need such a huge house and where is that money coming from? Whats my job title? Showing deposit records is a damn good idea and not something i had thought of. I could start depositing the same amount every other friday or something and then after a few months print those records out. Or i could even learn to photoshop and just add some zeros to my account balance and tell him im a trust fund baby. But why do i need such a big house?

 

[milehighmedical]

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[dtfsux]

If you need to provide bank statements that means you had to say you were self employed. Fuck you cant think of any business that you may own? tile setter, consultant, electrician, just pick something that either they wont have a clue about or something you know well. Dont say AC tech if you dont know shit about Ac's.


I just rented a house to LIVE in not grow and all they wanted to know was could I pay the rent

 

[milehighmedical]

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