guarantor for renting an apartment?
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This is usually one's parents (doesn't have to be, but), and no, they don't have to pay the rent -- unless you don't, in which case, they do.\n\nSee\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guaranty\n\nAnd:\n\n"Guarantor \n\nA guarantor or a co signer is a person who is able to guarantee the entire rent for the entire lease term and all lease renewals should you default on your rent payments. A guarantor could be anyone ready willing and able, and qualifies to act as guarantor."\n\nhttp://www.hechtgroup.com/Guide.htm
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http://www.apartmentjobz.com/\n\ndo a search under "property management" and "apartment management" things like that.
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http://www.rent.com/?source=134096
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Sorry -- I don't know of any program like that -- the one way to obtain the MONEY for a deposit on an Apartment is to GET A JOB and save up for the deposit.
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Ask the apartment complex owner for a copy-by law they have to give you one.  And you should have gotten one when you signed up for the apartment-if you didn't you are not responible for paying such a fee-if you didn't get one anyways
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Good luck!  hopefully some of the information below can be  of help:\n\nInfo on landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities\nhttp://floridapirg.org/consumer/renters/rrpage1.htm\nhttp://www.800helpfla.com/landlord_text.html\n\n\nFrom florida.gov:\nFlorida State Courts Self-Help Center:\nhttp://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/family/self_help/index.shtml\nAlternative Dispute Resolution Center:\nhttp://www.flcourts.org/gen_public/adr/index.shtml\nLegal Aid Services for Greater Miami\nhttp://www.lsgmi.org/\n\nMiami Contact information\n\nCode Enforcement\n901 SW 62nd Ave.\nMiami, FL 33177(305) 266-1122\n\nDiscrimination\nEqual Opportunity Board\nSteven P. Clark Center\n111 NW 1st St., Suite 2150\nMiami, FL 33128\n(305) 375-5272\n\nMiami Legal Aid Services\n124 NW 1st Avenue\nMiami, FL 33128\n(305) 579-5733\n\nLegal Services of Greater Miami\n16201 SW 95th Ave., Suite 301\nMiami, FL 33157\n(305) 232-9680
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Yes.  They often get a commission from the people who own apartments.  Look in the phone book under Rental Properties.
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This might have specific information - The NYC Rent Guidelines Board http://www.housingnyc.com/html/guidelines/apt.html
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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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do the classes, that's a job\n\nfind a different place, maybe your landlords insurance wont allow this and they didn't know when they first said it was ok.  You should mention what you want to do before you rent the new place, or try to buy a place.
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It is probably better to try to rent from an individual who does not do any criminal/background checks. If not that, then have the person check with a parole officer or someone from human services at your local courthouse.
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try apartmentratings.com...great website with actual ratings from people who have lived or are living in apartments in your area.
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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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Here ya go:  http://www.apartments.com/Results.aspx?page=results&state=ny&rgn2=78&helicon=0&area1=y&subarea1=y&subarea2=y&subarea3=y&prvpg=5&Rent_Minimum=0&Rent_Maximum=99999\n\nHere is an additional site:  http://www.rentwave.com/guest/guest_results_db.html?vacancy_state=15&MinRent=&MaxRent=1500&ShowRoommates=NO&community=63&action1=continue+%3E%3E&type=APA&go_community=yes
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I have been an apartment manager for 25 years. Take my advice and turn your rental over to a management company to handle..It will cost you but in the future you will be glad you did.  They do all the screening, lease preparation, etc. Everyone thinks it's easy, but as your experience has shown you, it isn't.\n\nYou have to be very careful, especially with all the crazy, nasty people out there. Don't take a chance with your property or your life.
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Go to Apartments.com or rent.com
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Angie, I own a property management company we often give tenants a list of agencies in the Kansas City area who will assist with rent. Ask your landlord if they know of any...\n\nchurch organizations\nSalvation Army\nNeighborhhod groups,\nCatholic Charities\nRed Cross\nCivic organizations\nthere are even some government organizations that may help