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<blockquote data-quote="AppleCori" data-source="post: 678599" data-attributes="member: 16024"><p>Adad,</p><p></p><p>With a stable job and a (even short) work history, most places will rent to a young person, even without a co-signer. I have three adult kids and have never co-signed anything at all. My adult daughters' first apartment was at college as Resident Assistants. When they went off-campus, they and a friend got a regular apartment together with no problems. They had to pay a deposit as well as first months rent. They all worked and went to college. In many college towns, they love to rent to college students.</p><p></p><p>My step-son has rented from people who have a room to rent out in their house for very little money. Also, in the town he is in, there are a bunch of old, large houses that have been subdivided into small apartments that are cheap and easy to get into, even with a spotty rental history. He has lived in those. They usually don't do any background checks. The utilities are sometimes included in the rent and divided equally among the residents.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AppleCori, post: 678599, member: 16024"] Adad, With a stable job and a (even short) work history, most places will rent to a young person, even without a co-signer. I have three adult kids and have never co-signed anything at all. My adult daughters' first apartment was at college as Resident Assistants. When they went off-campus, they and a friend got a regular apartment together with no problems. They had to pay a deposit as well as first months rent. They all worked and went to college. In many college towns, they love to rent to college students. My step-son has rented from people who have a room to rent out in their house for very little money. Also, in the town he is in, there are a bunch of old, large houses that have been subdivided into small apartments that are cheap and easy to get into, even with a spotty rental history. He has lived in those. They usually don't do any background checks. The utilities are sometimes included in the rent and divided equally among the residents. [/QUOTE]
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