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Well, lets see. If your renting it is always good to have references and be able to pay first and last. References are not always crucial, but your appearance is. If you seem like a trustworthy and respectable person and you are able to meet their payment requirements then there is little else you can do. If you do like the place though and want it, then you should let him know as soon as you can. Oh yes, as the above answer states, you pretty much need a job or a source of money in some way. Beyond these things you should be a shoe-in. good luck tomorrow,

by PUMPKIN

3 weeks ago

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It all depends on your past rental history, income, criminal check and sometimes even your credit score. You might have to downsize to an apartment that is willing to work with you.

by ~*Mama-of-Two*~- 3 weeks ago

Same advice as those above with some more. Be sure that you have ALL the required money (first, last, security, etc) and don't show up late, with someone else, or under the influence of something.

by Johnny T- 3 weeks ago