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⌈ Secret Post #3156 ⌋

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[Spider Riders]

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[Shameless]

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[The Mighty Boosh]

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[Glitch]

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[Fire Emblem: Awakening]

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[Kaikisen]

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[Kingdom Hearts 2]

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[Yu-Gi-Oh]

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That's kinda bullshit. That's really generalizing all people who don't make 3 to 4 times your rent as deadbeats. What about people who are on social security and disability that get a steady check each month? There's no way they make 3-4 times what most places ask for rent, but they can and do pay. But most landlord want to shove people like into shitty metropolitan housing and not give them the time of day, yet allow people with a buncha shit part time jobs that can lay them off of fire them at any moment.

It's a huge problem anywhere getting anyone who doesn't have a steady pay (like social security, disability, or a solid professional job) that comes into and apartment pay on time and it's not always based upon what their credit score and how much they make is. In my place there are so many people who have a job or two and they still stiff the landlords either occasionally or move in and never pay beyond first months and deposit. So you're point is pretty fucking invalid.

It's not saying they're deadbeats; it's saying they can't afford my rent. They may have good intentions, they may intend to pay as soon as they can, but more than likely, they'll end up stiffing me because they can't afford my rent. And my rents are even on the low side of average for my area. I'm taking a risk every time I sign a lease, but experience has taught me that I'm taking less of a risk if I rent to people with solid credit scores and steady incomes that are at least 3 times the rent I'm asking. It's not like there's a shortage of them.

No you're original statement and sentiments still stand that you feel that anyone who can't meet a high criteria is a possible is not total deadbeat. But there are a lot of people that can afford it, landlords just like to pull shit and say they can't. Like maybe they won't make three times the rent in a month, but they make enough to cover it within a month. I know legally because housing laws cover greedy landlord's asses and make it that it's not discriminatory, but it should be considered that. Landlords that think like that are excluding a hell of a lot of possible tenants based on what if's and what they thinks, but in reality that person with the steady income and good credit score could easily fuck it up or lose their job and not be able to pay. There are no for sure of who can pay, and who will have a steady income and good credit score for long in this economy.

You must be renting in some nice area if there are no shortage people with solid credit scores and steady incomes, because the majority of the people in today's economy are not doing that well off.

You are an idiot who apparently has no understanding of the concept of risk. I can never sign a lease without risk, but when someone has a steady income and a good credit score, they're far and away a better risk than the person who barely makes enough to cover the monthly rent and has shitty credit. For one thing, a steady income and a good credit score are usually not (as you evidently think) just a matter of luck: they tend to predict who is financially responsible and who isn't.

You sound like more of a deadbeat with every post you make.

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