Re:Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apart...
by hluska on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @11:37PM
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I live in a remarkably shitty, crime ridden city and having locks changed is a standard part of rental contracts. It’s so standard that every August, our local papers’ “student guides” suggest that new renters ask about having locks changed.
Knowing what I know now, I’d actually leave a city if I saw that term in a contract.
Re:Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apart...
by stu2b50 on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @08:00PM
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If it’s not, it should be, if nothing else then for the safety of your next tenant.
Re:Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apart...
by ComputerGuru on Tuesday March 29, 2022 @08:47PM
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It (like everything else to do with renting) depends on the socioeconomic demographics of your renters.
Re:Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apart...
by IncRnd on Wednesday March 30, 2022 @02:13AM
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> Is that something that people generally worry about? I’m pretty sure none of the rentals I’ve lived in over the past decade had the locks changed between tenants.
To immediately see why this is important, think what the answers would be when you tell your daughter or spouse that the locks weren't changed before you moved-in.
Re:Shadow credit score could decide whether you get an apart...
by samgtx on Wednesday March 30, 2022 @12:10AM
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> Is that something that people generally worry about? I’m pretty sure none of the rentals I’ve lived in over the past decade had the locks changed between tenants.
That would be horrifying news to many women.
Is that something that people generally worry about? I’m pretty sure none of the rentals I’ve lived in over the past decade had the locks changed between tenants.