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Guarantor work-around?
honeyD
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Im currently looking to move and in a sticky situation of not having a guarantor which most seem to be asking for. One said they have a work-around for no guarantor but cant let us know until monday. What work-around are there? Is this the 6 month rent thing?
Annoying since we live in such a bad area and want to get out and we hit this big wall
Annoying since we live in such a bad area and want to get out and we hit this big wall
Weight loss November 09-January 10: [STRIKE]13lbs[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]20lbs[/STRIKE] 27lbs! :j
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I wasn't aware most letting agencies or landlord ask for a guarantor, only in certain circumstances such as poor credit rating or low income? Yes the alternative to a guarantor is usually to offer six months rent in advance.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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Ok thanks. The problem were having is we will be leaving the area so I will have to give up my job. Which will mean we wouldnt have much income.Weight loss November 09-January 10: [STRIKE]13lbs[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]20lbs[/STRIKE] 27lbs! :j0
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robert9999 wrote: »You could also take out a guarantor loan, to pay your 6 month rent up front. http://www.guarantorloansonline.co.uk/
The OP stated they didn't have a guarantor!, the website you linked to clearly states you need a homeowner guarantor for all loans!0
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