Posted by Jenn on 3/5/2012, 3:34:28, in reply to "Really, really desperate"
Hi Andrew. I know your deadline has past but I found myself in a desperate situation once. I was living with someone who was well, I just had to get out immediately, so I posted an ad on Kijiji. I told them about how I was employed, clean quiet respectable responsible and a landlord contacted me and I lived in a nice cute and safe bedroom apartment for over 3 years. I didn't feel comfortable giving credit info and they were fine as long as I had my deposit. Good luck I know it's not always easy!
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: I need a home by March. I've looked for
: apartments so many times in this city but
: never in such a desperate and difficult
: situation.
:
: I have very bad credit, although I am debt
: free and have reasonably good income.
:
: I am recently self-employed, although I am
: doing relatively well.
:
: My fiancee is moving from Florida with her 1
: year old baby. She will not have income
: until after her permanent residency comes
: through.
:
: We would prefer a 2 bedroom or 1 bedroom
: plus den, but would settle for a 1 bedroom.
:
: Our budget is under 1000 but we are not
: picky about location and are fine with
: basements.
:
: I have contacted the housing help centre to
: see what they can do.
:
: Everyone I've seen so far hasn't been
: understanding of our situation.
:
: If we don't find a place we are completely
: screwed.
:
: Does anyone have any ideas?
:
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