Thursday, August 19, 2010

How do I rent an apartment in a new city while looking for a job?

I have recently graduated from college and plan to move to another state. It is difficult to job search from out of state, but without a job, it is almost impossible to get approved for an apartment. A co-signer is not an option. I have savings to pay the rent for several months, a year if necessary, and in my field, it typically takes less than one month to find a job. How do I get someone to rent to me without a job?|||If you have that much money in savings, a copy of your bank statement should suffice for proof of income. Landlords aren%26#039;t interested in a job, just that you can pay the rent. A job is only one way to cover that.|||Sweet! TFTP! Report Abuse
|||Most communities will want you to show at least 3 times the amount of rent in the bank. As long as you do not have bad credit or negative rental history the bank statement should be fine. Worst case scenario they may ask for a higher security deposit. What you are describing is pretty common so you should not have any trouble. Good Luck!|||Try living at a local room and board or the Y. They only care that you can pay and it isn%26#039;t a lease, you can leave at will.

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