When you rent something from those rental places( like rent a center),do they report to any credit bureaus.?
88675
Yes, if you try to screw them by not paying...Is this what you are asking?
670481
Normally the credit check is not to see how your credit is but to see if you have any old landlords trying to reclaim lost money from you.
829607
I use them to list my properties and I have no complaints. But I hear they charge you as a renter. \n\nBecause you're renting a guest house, you're better off posting your needs on www.craigslist.org or searching ads on www.thepennysaver.com. \n\nRegards
985549
A lot of the time if you find a person to rent from rather then a company or apartment complex. I think that individual people that rent to people don't do as an extensive check as a complex would do. Also, if you were evicted, that means you probably owe the people $ where you were evicted from and that is going to look negatively on your rental history- so you might want to be sure to pay that off and stay with family or friends until you can do that.\n\n-EA
792752
The tickets can affect your credit rating too!!\n\nI had $500 in parking tickets in NY (under my fathers car) and he was denied a home loan until it was taken care of -- and he had 100% perfect credit!!
317923
If renting check aptratings.com before you lease.
162895
you may do better to rent a trailer in an outlying area..many dont do credit checks, and some are cheaper than an apartment
1057875
Yes, as the tenant and leaseholder, you are responsible for the actions of any one you allow past the threshold of your apartment. They are your guests.
1162553
Your credit only drops after running it more than 3 times within a quarter.  You can check with a loan officer you might know.  You can check with a rental agency.  It costs about 30 bucks.
653128
If they dont report the information to the credit bureaus it does not affect your credit.  Going 7 dollars over does not effect your credit if paid within the 30 day period
879781
look in newspaper, craigslist.com and other places for apartments that aren't rented by large corporation or apt. business's.\n\naverage joe who is renting will not likely do a credit check and just your personality will seal the lease for you.\n\nalso don't mention any of your hard times from the past as words not spoken cannot harm you.
947990
In most cases, landlords want to check every prospective tenant. You should not worry. What they want to do is to make sure that you don't have a recent bankruptcy, evictions, etc. Credit check is not designed to verify income. Well, may be just to a certain degree. Good luck.
305519
You will be unable to get any form of credit (loans, credit cards etc) for many years.\n\nYou may have trouble finding houses to rent.\n\nSome service providers may not want to deal with you.
734853
Yes actually you can. My roommate and I got an apartment with NO credit. You simply have to make the security deposit, plus first and last month's rent in most places. Talk to the manager and be upfront about it. You can also use a co-signer...Someone who trusts you and will let you use their credit.
212006
Most complexes run one but some don't count medical.If it's a past landlord try to make it right with them.Check your credit and see what is holding you back.You might be able to pay the first 6 mos. or so to get past it.Tell the office up front that you have bad credit and see if they offer advice.Ask if you have a co-signer if it would help.Try a private owner.Ask your current landlord for a reference letter.Call the housing commission in your area.There is usually one place that will help you out but make sure you appreciate it.  Good Luck!
1074443
There is a reason for this. It's very simple. Credit accounts with small businesses, paying rent, etc. have no reason to report to a credit bureau unless they are not getting their money.\nIf you had a credit card or car loan with a bank or a mortgage, these accounts would report monthly or quarterly either the good or bad. You are responsible for monitoring your credit report. Credit bureaus do not do this. That is not their function. They only report hat they are told. You need to tell them what is incorrect, obsolete or what needs to be added.
170034
There is no one correct answer to this question. Typically it's going to depend on your location. Living in certain states you are more prone to one particular agency being used but not entirely exclusively. If your asking this question because you are considering applying for credit I recommend you check the sites below to find which creditor pulls reports from which agency in your state.