Re: credit rating R9

Posted by Dan McIntyre on 2/5/2010, 1:24 pm, in reply to "credit rating R9"

As long as you keep paying the rent on the current unit, no problem. However, nothing says that they must approve the higher rent unit....it will be a business decision on their part. --Previous Message-- : Hi, I have been living in a building for : nearly 3 years, rent's been paid on time, no : complaints and I think I am an exemplary : tenant. A few months ago I filed for : bankruptcy, and went from an R1 to R9. I : told my landlords I would like to move into : a larger unit in my building and they said : they would have to do another credit check. : : My question is: If my application for : another unit gets rejected, can I get : evicted from my current unit, because of my : credit? Should I wait til I have a newly : signed lease, before I give notice? They : tend to throw paperwork at you in this : building, so I have to be careful. : : Thanks... :

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