CorusCartel Georgiano Bad criminal history, income that’s too high, missing paperwork, or lying on the app, those are the big ones. Also, if you ghosted them or turned in documents late, they’ll deny you faster than rent rises in summer.
SantnerNicola Ronald All three, in that order. Cry a little, reapply like it’s your job, then ask, nicely but with flair if they need a PowerPoint titled “Why I Can’t Afford Rent 101.”
CorusCartel SantnerNicola Bring everything short of your baby teeth. ID, income proof, rent receipts, medical records if health’s involved, letters from landlords, even a grocery list if it helps show you're not rolling in cash. More paper, better odds.
CorusCartel MoodsterFantom Pay stubs, lease, bills, bank stuff, doctor notes, and letters from your boss or landlord. Make it look boring and official, they love that.
CorusCartel Yongkang Usually, you’ve got about 10 to 14 days to appeal or fix the issue, depending on your local housing agency. After that, it’s game over until they open the list again, which could be next month or next decade. So move fast, like rent’s due tomorrow.
MoodsterFantom SaxwonDivo Nope, one denial just means that place said no. You're still free to knock on every other door in town. Resources vary; what one says “no” to, another might say “sure, come on in.” Keep asking.
Yongkang I turned in my section 8 recertification late, got a termination letter; will I be able to keep my section 8 possibly still?
Ronald James Same as anyone else nonpayment of rent, lease violations, property damage, or illegal activity. Section 8 doesn’t make you eviction proof it just means the government helps with rent, not with bad behavior.
