Oh yes, I don't disagree at all and that has been my experience. It depends so much on the local market. I was just throwing that out there as a possibility. Ev

Oh yes, I don't disagree at all and that has been my experience. It depends so much on the local market. I was just throwing that out there as a possibility. Every landlord is different. In my neighborhood you can't get an apartment without a credit history and high(ish) credit score. Landlords around here (even those who only have one property to rent) have a set limit for income and credit score. It's really insane. At least that's was the deal last time I looked for an apartment. The ads would say "at least X credit score and at least X income. NO EXCEPTIONS!" I seriously feel bad for those people struggling to find a roof over their head just because they don't have a credit history. Were you ever able to rent a place for your business?