how do I get the credit report for someone who wants to rent my apartment?
611587
The easiest way is to ask them to submit their own credit report that they can access online for free once a year.  Or, you can have them sign a waiver and pay a fee to cover your costs so that you can access it, but it seems like you probably don't have a lawyer and it might be easier the other way.  \n\nHave them start here: https://www.annualcreditreport.com/cra/index.jsp
449516
The law most likely says that you cannot. Often times, you must be 18 or older to find a place to live or have utilities. Then most places have a credit check...odds are that you have none.
861686
Tell her to go to rent a center they let you do payments. It also goes torwds ur credit. Going to a store that lets you make payments like Aarons, rentway, rent a center stores like this everytime you make a payment on time it goes towrds good credit this is the eisest way. Or you can go to a banck open accont and apply for a secure credit card with ur back that will all so help. Really just look aronund there is all sorts a ways. I established credit with rent a center my friend a credit card threw his back we were both 18 at the time now neither one of us has a problem getting anything im buying my own house in january. Im only 21!
614102
One of the best places to find a list broker for rentals in a specific city is to call the city's Chamber of Commerce.  If a list lender has signed up to be a member or an associate member of the chamber they will give you the phone number and address of that broker.\n\nAnother way is to all the local Real Estate board or association for that city, normally most brokers are signed up and are members of the local Real Estate board or association. They can and will refer you to a list broker.\n\nMake sure that you indicate you want an apartment list broker and not a listing broker. They could confuse the two and you would get the wrong number and information.\n\nI hope you this has been of some use to you, good luck.\n\n"FIGHT ON"
230451
If you can't do the "corporate living" thing, as I call all those credit history inquiries and criminal background checks because you're still struggling with getting your life straightened out, maybe you should try looking for residential alternatives at a college on the bulletin board in the student union, a church bulletin board, or even a community bulletin board which could be at a grocery store, or even the lobby of the public library.  \n\nWhen it comes to finding a place to live, it has been my experience that word of mouth is the best form of advertisement.  All you have to do is let people know you're looking.  Shucks, there's "always" someone who's uncle or brother-in-law owns a place here, or has a loft apartment above their hardware store or something like that.  As long as you're not a bad tenant, there would be nothing for you to worry about in a situation like THAT!  *Phew!*\n\nAnyway, getting back to what I was saying before about the bulletin boards and stuff...  Often times, people who make use of these bulletin boards are private property owners who frequently don't want to hassle with all the paperwork involved in screening applicants, AND who might be willing to work with someone like yourself, because the fact is, you've got to live somewhere, right?  \n\nSo, don't be discouraged because your credit history is somewhat less than perfect.  Take a creative approach to apartment/house hunting and don't forget to inquire among your friends, family and co-workers.  You might be missing out on a pleasant little ponderosa!\n\nGood luck!
89292
try contacting one of the three major credit bureaus, call a mortage company for the numbers.
91568
Look on web sites for apts in ur location. Me and my b/f have had 2 apts w/ no credit. Just dont go for the fancy ones. Also call a realistate agent they can help too if u dont have credit.
734853
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.
217522
You need to sign up at a company that does tenant screening should be easy to find in the yellow pages. They will have the form and prices. Choose the one that does the credit check and the crimal check and employment and rental verification then charge the tenant what they cost. Rememeber you cannot charge the tenant more that you have to pay. It is against the law to profit on these screening fees.\n\nAlso follow the advice of the screener. They usually know what they are doing and will steer you clear of problems. If you get the deluxe package they will call their employer and previous landlords to get the skinny. By the time they are done chatting with everyone they will have a good idea. You can always back it up with your own calls and just do the credit and criminal check, but that is up to what you want to do.
860608
These days it is very common for background checks to be done along with credit & reference checks for rentals.  Especially after 9/11 happened!  It was found out after the WTC attacks that some of the terrorists had rented apartments & lived in them while training & planning the attacks.  So you'll find landlords cracking down on that now because no one wants to be the person that rented to the next "mad bomber", you know?  Most apartment communities are required to do them because of their managment company's policies.  Private landlords can choose to do them or not do them as they like usually.  You didn't say which state you're looking to rent in (assuming it is the U.S.) so I am not sure of the local laws.  Some places might be required to perform background checks by law.  Check with your local housing authority and search google for tenant's rights for the desired state of residence.
1176727
You simply need to look beyond the few places you're looking.  Not all landlords check credit.  You might try answering ads in the paper.  Sometimes, individual property owners who own just a single condo or house will be willing to rent out their property without a credit check.
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You can type up yours. the way you want\n\nhere is one\n\n               APPARTMENT  RENTAL  APPLICATION\n\n\n\n your  Name                                                               Spouces  Name\n\nPresent Address                                                         Phone No.                    \n\nHow long  at this  address?                                        How much is rent?\n\nName & Age of Your children\n\nLandlord’s Name  &  Phone No.\n\nCompany  You work                                                  Phone No.                    \n\nType of work?                                      Salary?                        How  long?\n\nCompany  your  Spouce works                                            Phone No.\n\nType   of Work                                  Salary ?                        How long?\n\nYour  S.S. No.                                       Spouce’s  S.S.No.\n\nDriver Lic . No.                                        Driver Lic. No.\n\nDo you  have a pet?                          Washing Machine ?              \n\nDo you pay  rent on time?                           Do You  respect  your  landlord ?\n\nDo you respect your neighbor?                 Do you  play  loud Music  ?\n\nDo you keep Appartment  Clean ?                  Do you have Roaches in  apt ?\n\nYour  rent is -$--950----- per Mo.             Security deposit is $--1050---------\nSecurity  deposit  is not the last month’s rent.\n\nNo  DOG OR CAT  OR  WASHER DRIER are allowed in the Appartment.\nNo  CHANGE IN PAINT OR  DECORATION   OR LOCK  WITHOUT PERMISSION.\nDO NOT REMOVE  SMOKE AND CARBON MONOXIDE DETECTOR.\nANY DAMAGE TO PROPERTY WILL BE CHARGED TO YOU.\nNo NAIL  or push pins IN THE WALLS. USE ADHESIVE   PEALABLE  HANGERS FOR PICTURE.\nNo extra unauthorized people allowed to live in with you. $ 20 / month per extra person.\nKeep premises  clean and neat.         Heat is separate, and you pay gas and light bills.\n\n\nYour  Rent __________       Your  Security Deposit  _________\n\n\nPlease Sign                               Date
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Basic stuff like name address current landlord phone number maybe previous landlords so you can check if they are good renters .... you can probably find one online just search home rental application
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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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hey. www.mynewplace.com offers a site where you list for free, but if they find you a renter, you pay a small fee after the lease is signed. let me know if you have more questions.\n\nklein.inga@gmail.com
1023678
well you could do a form that emails somebody or multiple people the information , but then somebody at the office is going to have to run the person, spend the money to get their credit score/history, ect\n\ni would check out experian.com to see if they have something already put together in a affiliate package where people can check their credit score from your page and print it out and give it to the boss with their credit application, and you will get a piece of all the action that comes from your website . . .
575136
Have them fill out a standard rental application which includes full legal name, address, previous address, place of employment, date of birth, employer, social security number, etc.  You will need all this information if you ever have to file a judgement against that person.