Can anyone help me with a rent to own or just a rental invenice?
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Did you do a search for rentals by visiting http://www.realtor.com and selecting the "rentals" tab?  The listings come directly from the MLS. \n\nI'm sorry about your accident.  We all fall on hard times every now and then, making it seem as though we cannot catch any breaks.  But all we can do is pick ourselves back up and move forward with optimism and enthusiasm.\n\nGood luck to you!
85579
Did you try the newspaper? There are lots of crazy lunatics outhere. BE CAREFUL!... If you decide to rent out to an online person, get background information.
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http://www.craigslist.org\n\ngo to your city or the metro closest to you and list.  you can list rentals and houses for free.
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Be very honest with any property pwner you are looking to rent from.  Tell them the details of your situation and let them decide if they want to give you the benifit of the doubt.  Don't try to hide is as it always crops up when you do that.
812889
You should search on rent.com or craigslist.org
675674
try rent.com, it's great and has some virtual tours.  good luck.
882459
wrong section, you could try renting in business, good luck
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You might want to try to rent from a private owner...usually these people dont do credit check..but if they do you might have to get a co-signer or pay a few months ahead of time
1080553
try craigslist.org or rent.com
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My suggestion to you is to call one of the many Property Rental places. They strictly rent houses for homeowner's who don't want the hassle of collecting rent, fixing things that need fixing,...actually they are go-fors. They do receive a commission but they get all the headaches! You can call them and tell them your situation, sometimes they have or know of homes that will be going on the market for sale in like 4mos or more and would like to rent them out so they can make a few bucks on rent instead of letting them sit empty.  You also might try a realtor and just explain the situation to them they might know of something short term. I would even call the local churches and community centers and explain to them what you need...someone along the way will be able to help you. Watch and see! It'll all work out for the best. Good Luck.
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Check the newspapers and go to a local Real Estate agent. The best rentals are in their portfolios.
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There's an excellent book on Landlording by Leigh Robinson. Get it worth every penny. The link below has rental agreements too. But get the book, very very useful.
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If you want to manage the property yourself and keep all the income then you will not want to hire someone to rent it out for you. This usually costs 1/2 to a full month's rent.\n\nAll you really need to do is get all the paperwork to make its legal when you rent it out. You can find organizations online that will have all this plus. I use this place:\n\nhttp://www.iera.org/\n\nYou will want to find a similar place in your area so they are familiar with your paperwork and laws. So you get a bunch of paperwork and help with being a landlord for your first time. They even have a lawyer you can talk to for free if anything ever comes up. You will have forms provided you didn't even know you needed like a lead based paint disclosure, and a fire alarm battery disclosure. Just running off to staples to get the rental agreement is not enough. Talk to a management company about all the forms they use if you want to find out without joining an organization.\n\nThe next thing you want to do is make sure you screen your tenants. There are many online services, but use a service in your area for the first time so you can talk to them and ask questions. Make sure you get the premium package that has criminal, employment, credit, and rental histories checked. It is about $35 and you charge the potential tenant(don't charge more its illegal to make money on this). Above all listen to what the screener says, if they say no its because they got a bad feeling about the people.\n\nThen you simply post a sign out front (which gets a lot of interest) and put an ad in the paper. You can get creative and use other advertising places if you like. Then you have to be willing to show it to potential tenants and answer their questions on the phone. If you don't want to do all of this then you wont have much cashflow on the house since the management company will take around 10% (some advertise lower rates but then charge for things like phone calls so it bumps it back up). \n\nGood luck
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Perhaps you could get a co signer.  One of your parents can co sign the lease to guarantee the rent.  After about a year you will then have a good reference and won`t need another persons signature.
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Ask now. Why wait? Get your name in first. I did the same thing in my old building (went from a studio to a one bedroom). The circumstances were slightly different, but it was no big deal. Call them today and set it up. If you've been a good tenant, there should be no problem and they'll be glad to rent it to someone already there.
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look in newspaper, craigslist.com and other places for apartments that aren't rented by large corporation or apt. business's.\n\naverage joe who is renting will not likely do a credit check and just your personality will seal the lease for you.\n\nalso don't mention any of your hard times from the past as words not spoken cannot harm you.
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you should ask a detroit realtor who specializes in rentals.  this directory is really helpful: http://www.realestateforsaleinmichigan.com\ngood luck ;)