
Christine asked: I currently own a condo and want to rent it because I am moving to Hartford fairly soon. The market is horrible right now to try and sell!
I plan to rent a place in CT. Most of the ads I see request a credit check. My credit isn’t horrible but not good due to debt to income (my credit score is pretty low). I don’t have forclosures, repos or deliquencies on accounts. Just a few medical bills that are pending legal action.
What do they look for when they view the credit report?
I took a huge pay cut due unfortunate circumstances. I relocated from Georgia with my son and had to leave my successful career to start over again. I now have an opportunity of a lifetime at the same company I worked for 7 years. So my credit isn’t due to lack of responsibility- just hard times!
Any advice would be great. I just would hate to find a great apartment and then get turned down due to credit issues that could be fixed when my salary increases- which it will by $25,000 and then some.
Patricia