Is income from a 9-5 job the only one that is acceptable to a landlord? It seems that someone with a 9-5 job making say $40,000 a year has a better chance of gettng approved for an apartment than someone who has a trust fund with income of more than double that amount.
Why is that? After all, a trust fund is for life, a job isn't. A job you can lose, a trust fund, you don't.
Is it simply a political/moral bias on the part of the landlord? Or is there actualy a good reason?
<small>[ September 29, 2002, 01:11 AM: Message edited by: JulieA ]</small>