Is a credit score of 601, with a last 2 years history of 'pays as agreed' acceptable as a

He has paid all his bills on time in 2005 and 2006. He went thru a divorce 2003-2004 where he was late on several payments 30 to 60 days and one %26#039;skip%26#039; in 2003. He is 9 years in Navy. He and his fiance who has credit score 635 and pays all bills now, but had 2 skips in 2001 want to lease my rental. Do you think they are a okay to rent to?

Is a credit score of 601, with a last 2 years history of %26#039;pays as agreed%26#039; acceptable as a tenant?

I could get you a mortgage with a 601 if I still worked as a mortgage broker.

Is a credit score of 601, with a last 2 years history of %26#039;pays as agreed%26#039; acceptable as a tenant?

I%26#039;m a landlord and I wouldn%26#039;t let that hold me back from renting to him. It sounds as if you don%26#039;t have anyone better looking at it so you may want to lease to him for a year and try to get someone better next year when the rental market is better.

Is a credit score of 601, with a last 2 years history of %26#039;pays as agreed%26#039; acceptable as a tenant?

The facts as you present them suggest these folks are credit worthy but of course that%26#039;s as far as the numbers between credit worthiness and human trust will stretch.

601 pretty good, what with Navy and such. Do a search on %26quot;credit score%26quot; using Yahoo Search or your favorite search engine.

But a high credit score does not mean they%26#039;d be %26quot;okay to rent to.%26quot; What does your gut say? Did you get recent references? Who are they, the references? What do they say? What don%26#039;t they say?

Paying your bills on time means nothing else than that. It means they paid most of their bills on time. It doesn%26#039;t mean they didn%26#039;t riase chickens in the bedroom or cows in the garage. It doesn%26#039;t say anything about anything except bill x and bill y were due on such date and person a%26#039;s payment came in by the date, let%26#039;s crown him.

I don%26#039;t mean to put down the %26quot;credit scores.%26quot; They are an important tool and in many cases, the only tool we have. But I think we Americans tend go real nuts about the whole thing, as we%26#039;re wont to do.

No, sweetie. A high credit score doesn%26#039;t mean you%26#039;re a good true person neighbor and friend to be fully trusted. We%26#039;re nuts!

Sit down with kids and have a talk with them. What lights them up? What do they like to do and such. Have a conversation with the kids. That%26#039;s where life comes from - conversations!

And use Yahoo Search!