Do landlords take on people after they are bankcrupt?

Answer 1

Personally, I would take you or anyone with a bankruptcy. Everyone makes mistakes. Also, because I know that you don't have a bunch of other bills to pay anymore and you can afford to pay me. I would require that you pay me first months, last months and deposit though.

Answer 2

Depends whether the Landlord is prepared to take the risk - although at least he knows there's a risk involved. Taking on anyone is a risk in itself, and it doesn't always mean that someone seemingly able to pay the rent, will pay the rent. Renting out property is not always about tenants rights - there are lots of reputable, honest and helpful landlords out there who are ripped off big style by dodgy tenants. Speaking personally, it would perhaps put me off, but I wouldnt definitely say a no.

Answer 3

Depends on the landlord.
I am a landlord and would not take someone in who had a bankruptcy on record. Too risky. The additional money one can request as security is not nearly enough to compensate for the trouble of evicting someone.

Answer 4

It depends on the landlord, but most will require a deposit in case you happen to be late on rent. The most recent activity in your credit report (the last 2 years) tends to be weighed the heaviest. Be prepared to pay a month or two's worth of rent early if your credit isn't too good.

Answer 5

Me personally I wouldn't...bankrupt people are high risk... Having said that many rent markets will take in just about anyone if their vacancy inventory is high. You have a better chance with a large apartment complex with a large vacancy inventory than with a small outfit with few vacancies. However, be prepared to fork-out a high deposit or couple of month rent in advance. Good luck.

Answer 6

Most landlords runa credit check on you. Some would take you, some not.

Answer 7

AS LONG AS YOU CAN PAY THE RENT YES