Second chance apartments

Posted by Successful-Design960@reddit | plano | View on Reddit | 8 comments

I'm looking for a second chance apartment in the Plano, Carrollton, and Garland area that has no breed and weight restrictions. My credit score is not that great but I've never rented/owned a property. I've already been rejected by one apartment, and I just don't want to keep paying these application and admin fees to just be rejected.

Side note: I'm thinking of applying to Wind Song apartments. The told me that they use a third-party to look a credit background but their main focuse is to see if there is an evictio, owning money to a landlord, utility debt, etc. She told me if I don't have any of these things I shouldn't have a problem being approved. If any of you are familiar with Wind Songs apartment. Tell me if what's she's saying is true because I don't want to pay $250 to just get rejected based on a lie I was told.

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Additional-Eye-3556@reddit

I’m also having a problem finding a good place w/ out credit. Can anyone recommend any places?

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throwaway_8703@reddit

https://dallas-apartments-rent.com/lisa-parrish/

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Empty-Tangelo4570@reddit

Stop Throwing Away Money on Application Fees!
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Domthefounder@reddit

2nd Chance Apartments Website

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AnxietyDepressedFun@reddit

Every apartment uses a third-party to do Credit Checks & Background checks. They send your information, pay a fee & get back a "report" that will without a doubt classify you as high risk & deny you.

Call an apartment locator & ask about second chance leasing. Otherwise find a realtor who does private rentals.

Also no breed restrictions are EXTREMELY rare because it's almost impossible to get insurance on a multifamily property if you have no breed restrictions. I don't agree with the policy as a Pitty owner but that's just very unlikely.

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