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[M.Fernado]

Income? Employment? Credit score/history?

What is the bank/landloard look into before they approve me?

[ben]

Bank doesn't approve you, the landlord does. Income, employment and credit are the most important things for a landlord to consider.

[AnneBailey]

I hope I understand you right because the way you ask is somewhat confusing. The banks are not in the business of renting rental units. Applying through the bank for rent is not how it works.


You will only deal with the bank which is your lender by getting the mortgage application. By doing that, you can look for property manager by going through the yellow pages, they are always there to assist you.

Approve and disapprove the rent is sorely the decision of your renter.

Income? Employment? Credit score/history?

What is the bank/landloard look into before they approve me?

[Bear]

Landlords just want to know who you are, based on your credit rating, employment history, and current income and to make sure that you can pay your rent.

You may consider co-signers to help you get into an apartment if you can't fully qualify due to certain circumstances.