The 4 Big Questions for your Apartment Locator or Finder - Question 2 of 4

 

Question 2  

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ASK "WHEN DID YOU START APARTMENT FINDING OR

LOCATING APARTMENTS?"

I'm referring to the person, not the business. Few apartment finders are successful while addressing criminal issues. I've been doing this since 2011. The majority of apartment finders are inexperienced in the industry and don't deal with these problems.  It's difficult—much more difficult than placing someone who has no problems at all or someone with only credit problems.

Find out—for example: you want the best physician available to operate on you, not an intern. You want to use the top apartment finder for Criminal Issues.

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The 4 Big Questions for your Apartment Finder or Locator - Question 3 of 4

 

ASK "HAVE YOU HANDLED A CASE LIKE MINE?"

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Be precise. Give them the precise charge, such as felony or misdemeanor DWI. Examine them closely to determine whether their goal is to get you into the best place or merely to get you into any place that pays a commission.

Press them, "Have you successfully placed anybody under this charge?" 

If not, find someone else.

 

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Why Time Could be the Key to your situation

Crime and Time and of course income determine how many apartments that will be available to you.

Misdemeanors over 2'years, 5 years, and 7:years are the most common timeframes. At each level, more become available.

Deferred Felonies once probation ends successfully are placeable.

Felony charges depend more on the charge:

• DWI immediately
• Financial crimes 2-5 years
• Other and additional felonies 7 years
• Violent charges at 10 years 
• Felony 1 charges, like Drug Manufacturing typically require 10 years AFTER PAROLE OR PROBATION (for a Federal charge).

Crimes you might not consider to be violent, like Arson, Felon with a Firearm, etc. are considered to be violent by apartments.

Some charges like Murder 1 or Felony Sex Offender I can't place.

To put me to work for you, go to AptFindCriminal.com and fill out the FINDER FORM. My service is FREE to you, the apartments pay my commission.

John
A Criminal Issues Apt Expert
TX Broker 0573534

The information in this blog is Real Estate information and not legal information. For legal information, contact the party that assisted you in your case.