How can you get a copy of your tenant credit report if you are the tenant?
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What is a Tenant Credit Report?\n\nAll I can think of is reports issued by organizations who share information about tenants.  Those are closed groups not regulated by the FTC.  \n\nInformation they share is very specific (unlike the credit reporting agencies).\n\nOnly members of that close group can place/receive tenant information.
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Savvy landlords should ask all prospective tenants to fill out a written rental application that includes the following information:\nEmployment, income, and credit history \nSocial Security and driver's license numbers \npast evictions or bankruptcies, and \nreferences. \nBefore choosing tenants, landlords should check with previous landlords and other references; verify income, employment, and bank account information; and obtain a credit report. The credit report is especially important because it will indicate whether a particular person has a history of paying rent or bills late, has gone through bankruptcy, has been convicted of a crime, or has ever been evicted.
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Yes actually you can. My roommate and I got an apartment with NO credit. You simply have to make the security deposit, plus first and last month's rent in most places. Talk to the manager and be upfront about it. You can also use a co-signer...Someone who trusts you and will let you use their credit.
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Be up front and let them know that you have outstanding debt and how you're taking care of it.  Honesty, surprisingly, blows them away.  \n\nOffer to pay a larger deposit, right off the bat.  State you understand you do not have great credit and that you're taking steps to rectify that, but that you're willing to pay a higher deposit to make them more comfortable.\n\nTake a look at your credit report too, there are lots of free programs.  Make sure all of it is truly yours and that there are no duplicates.  Have answers ready so when a potential landlord pulls your credit, you can explain the mistakes and inconsistencies and show them you're pro-active at the same time!  Good luck!!
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A potential landlord? Don't give it to him, he can use your name and SIN (SSN for states) to get your credit info. Your checks have your account number on them, so when he IS your landlord he will have your account number at that time.
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i don't quite understand your question but i use to manage apts. you can go to the library and get a book called land lord and tenant book make you a copy it will answer all you wont to no ,your landlord should be ashamed of her self if i still had my apts i would give you one rent free for a year you very well deserve it ,i don't no you but I'm very proud of you and its a privilege to be on here with you ,that landlord should have given you receipts ask where they are I'm so sorry she is doing you this way
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First, it IS NOT a lack of bad news that makes a good credit score. You dont want bad things on there, but if you dont create a new, good history, simply deleting the bad news does nothing. \n\nYour landlord would have to agree to report it and then do so. Howver VERY few do this-- its a hassle for them. Also, Rent is not a debt to be repaid-- it is paid monthly AS you use it, just like utilities, which are also not generally reported.
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Try annualcreditreport.com
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The landlord/property manager wants three things of a resident: 1) pay the rent 2) treat the apartment well 3) be a good neighbor.  Sometimes I have thought someone could do all three but had a credit problem. We solved it by getting a co-signer who had beautiful credit or by making additional deposits. Sometimes I also promised to turn in a good credit report if they paid as agreed. Good landlords and good residents deserve each other.\n\nLeigh \nhttp://www.LeighMaynard.com
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You are entiled to one free credit report per year. Look up the 3 credit bureaus and call them for your copies.\n\nAll of the ones I found online want your credit card number to sign you up for monitoring to get your free report.
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If you mean can a landlord ban someone from the premises without legal action, then you bet they can.  They can also back up their assertions with legal action on the person that violates that order and/or the person that harbors them via their lease. As for the credit check that would be the landlords discretion. If they don't want the credit check they don't have to have one but they can't be added to your lease without one if you want one either.\n\nTo file a complaint use the better business bureau for your area.
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File a claim in small claims / justice court where you live. Get all the evidence you can that they are wrong and you are right. Where I live, the Justice Court will give you a form to fill out as the Complaint, and pay a fee, and they file it. Find out how to serve your tenants and then they have so many days to answer. If they don't, you can default them and get a judgment, then go after them to collect.\n\nThe Justice Court clerk can't give you legal advice, but they CAN provide forms and tell you the procedures. Attorneys usually aren't involved in small claim matters and it will save you a lot of money and give you experience in case you need to do it again for future renters.
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K, I don't know about paying some one.  Look for private owners (apartments that are small, like one building, or several buildings with multiple private owners)  private owners are less likely to check your credit history.
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Your credit only drops after running it more than 3 times within a quarter.  You can check with a loan officer you might know.  You can check with a rental agency.  It costs about 30 bucks.
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everyone gets one free credit report per year from each of the reporting agencies all you do is go to www.freecreditreport.com its a secure site they will ask you some questions to verify you are who you are and then you just print them if you wanna keep them...but you wont be able to check again till this time next year unless you pay for them.
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Just apply for something that requires them to run your credit report.  Especially if you are denied credit the credit company that supplied that inforomation has to supply you a free copy of your credit report.
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You can't get the credit score. You can get the credit report at annualreport.com for free. If you look at your reports and how the scoring system works, you can get a general idea what your # would be.