How To Rent With Bad Credit-3 Easy Steps

If you have some negative items on your credit report and are concerned that you will not be able to rent a nice home, then you are at the right place. Renting with bad credit does not have to be like climbing a mountain. Speed through the process with these simple tips based on real life experience.

Prescreen Property Listings And Only Look At Properties Offered By People That Appear To Be Willing To Rent To People With Bad Credit

The Renting With Bad Credit Shortcut Guide says the following

Prescreening is easy. Just go to the usual places you are looking for rental listings (Craigslist, newspaper, road signs, etc.). Next eliminate all the closed minded landlords (the rental ads that say “Good credit only” or some variation).

If you are considering corporate landlords and property managers call them one by one and ask them a few questions to determine if they rent to people with bad credit.

What’s left are the open minded property owners (they will either be owner/landlords with published flexible guidelines or owner/landlords with no set guidelines). Call them to schedule an appointment.

Package Yourself and Your Offer In A Way That Is Most Likely to Be Accepted By The Landlord

The Renting with Bad Credit Shortcut Guide says that you want to make a great first impression on the property owner. One way to make a great first impression is to dress business casual when you go to look at the property. This presents an image of a responsible working person that is willing and able to pay the rent.

Present Your Offer-But Not Before Getting A Verbal Pre-Approval

The Renting with Bad Credit Shortcut Guide says you should always get a verbal pre-approval from the property owner before formally submitting your application. It says you should also prepare the property owner for the negative items on your credit report before they run your credit.

If there is anyone that can show the fastest and easiest way to rent with bad credit- it’s Aisha Jett

Why? Because Aisha has had not one, not two, but three foreclosures, two repossessions, and more than $78,000 in collections on her credit report. Yet she has rented 5 homes in the last 6 years. What’s even more shocking is that all 5 landlords pulled her credit report and still agreed to rent to her. None of them asked her for a cosigner and the landlords basically made the conscious decision to ignore everything on her credit report.

The Easiest Way To Rent With Bad Credit Is To Copy the Winning Strategies That Have Worked For Someone Else With Bad Credit

Aisha has put together a short and easy to understand guide that shows you step by step the easiest and fastest way for you to rent a home or apartment-regardless of what is on your credit report.

The guide is just 32 short pages making it easy to read in one sitting. Your time will be well spent because you’ll learn the 6 different types of landlords (and which one is the easiest to get approved with), how to make a great first impression on property owners, how to get property owner’s to verbally pre-approve your application before you submit it, and more.

Aisha even includes numerous script so you know exactly what to say to property owners when explaining your credit and asking for a verbal pre-approval.

Special topics covered include how to rent with no prior rental history, how to rent if you are self-employed and have bad credit, and how to avoid being scammed by people perpetrating as property owners.

At just $9.95 its less than the cost of one $25 rental application fee and sure to save you from wasting money on multiple rental application fees.

You can read a free excerpt here or click the download button below to read the full guide.