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Posted by Provost on September 16, 2001 at 18:50:42:

In Reply to: Can a person relocate with a new job and still get a apartment if current income is lower than the amount needed to rent? posted by Tara on September 11, 2001 at 10:49:56:

Landlords are free to set their own selection criteria in choosing tenants. Obviously they want to rent to people they are certain can afford the rent.

Which brings me to the obvious question, why do you want to rent a place you cannot afford? If you don't have a job lined up in your new city yet (or even if you do) why not rent the cheapest place you can find first, save your money, and then decide where to live.

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