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The average landlord looks at whether you have job, how much money you make, and how long you have been employed. Other factors include your previous rental history and rental references to see whether or not you paid on time consistently and whether or not you left your previous apartment in good standing. If you do not have previous rental history, bad credit would make it much harder and you would have to have bank statements or some other form of documentation that proves that you are responsible with money and you are capable of paying your bills.
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start by recreating a new credit rating by paying up some of the bills you owe .keep the receipts in a folder , buy something on layby and pay reguarly and keep all the receipts.it's very hard to get anything anywhere if you don't pay your way 'you have to pay the rent somewhere so why not pay up your back rent and stay where you are .it would save you moving costs.
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I HAVE BAD CREDIT DUE TO A DISVORSE AND ON THE APARTMENT LIST BECAUSE I WAS SET OF BECAUSE OF THE LOST OF MY JOB
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