I'd also like to add, do you know how many people have gone through abuse in their lives? WHERE IS THEIR TRUST FUND?
Regardless of the reason why you got your trust fund, you need to realize how lucky you really are.
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by palmel4 » Thu Oct 03, 2002 11:14 am
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by Cranky Tenant » Sun Oct 06, 2002 2:48 am
Looks like my last post came in a bit late on this discussion.. but since we've digressed a bit from the norm I think it might be interesting to add a few more comments.Originally posted by TenantNet:
As to the question, there are no laws regarding minimum income and credit for rental. LLs are not required to check income and there is no minimum that tenants must make in order to rent. But there's no real prohibition either. Many LLs can and will check tenants income (and in our view that should be from all sources). Some will say a LL that fails to do this is stupid. However potential renters should be on guard that denials, which may be couched on an income-related basis, not be based on other factors such as type of employment, race or other factors. Some of those denials may be illegal and those with questions should check the City and State Human Rights departments.
by JulieA » Sun Oct 06, 2002 6:03 pm
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