Your best bet would be to use a co-signer, who would vouch for you and be held financially responsible should you be unable to make payments. Finding someone willing to do that can be difficult. It should be someone who is financially stable with good credit history.
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I would be happy to rent to someone with felonies - or more correctly, that by itself would not disqualify you - I'm still going to look at who the person is who wants to rent, looking for good renters like I suppose every landlord does. But I am pissed that society never ever forgives, never forgets. All I have is one house in the Lewisville area, 4 bedrooms with pool. $1300/month. Surely I am not alone?
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