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If you don't own the property and don't even live there then what's the problem? You can make them pay upfront.
by codedokode 8y ago
If you don't own the property and don't even live there then what's the problem? You can make them pay upfront.
- tmp192489 8y agohaha i mean if we're talking about a situation where someone has bad credit, or a criminal history or whatever how many people with that background will have the funds to pay upfront (or want to)? Having subleased to a legitimate person before, it's already annoying/stressful enough to be a sublandlord since you are taking on a lot of credit risk as is. If I'm in a position where I'm going to shadily rent out my below market apartment I'm not going to rent it out to someone that a normal landlord otherwise wouldn't pick.
- lazyasciiart 8y agoPlenty of people have actual friends and relatives with those backgrounds.