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You can always write a salary lower than what you make.. Regardless, it's rarely in your own interest to conceal it unless you have privacy concerns. 1. Landl
by usaar333 9y ago
You can always write a salary lower than what you make..
Regardless, it's rarely in your own interest to conceal it unless you have privacy concerns.
1. Landlords are going to prefer candidates with higher salaries.
2. It's really unclear to me that landlords use your salary to determine rent increases. e.g. My rent has always been well under what could be covered by my salary and I'd move long before it reaches that point.
- FireBeyond 9y ago> You can always write a salary lower than what you make.. It's... optimistic... that you think they're going to take you at face value when you do so, rather than requiring employment / income verification. And in most cases, "the information on this application is true to the best of my knowledge and I understand that my application may be rejected if I provide false information"...