- Dec 14, 2015
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Will be moving to Vancouver early next year. I'm confused regarding renting and hope someone can share their experience. We are a couple with a small dog. I'm a Canadian citizen but lived abroad for so long that I'm pretty sure I won't have any credit history. My spouse is totally new to Canada. Both of us don't have any employment line up yet.
We are planning to rent airbnb for 1 month while we can look for something more permanent at least 1 year.
I've been checking out craiglist and there are 1 bedroom listing for under $1900 a month, a small dog allowed. When we think it seems we'll have a good shot with our $2000 budget and the 1 month airbnb timeframe, we read news articles on people complaining how difficult it is even for young professionals with good credit history and employment to rent: http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/rentals-vancouver-toronto-young-professionals-1.3802944
Which represents more of the reality? Is it a norm for landlords to be picky on credit history/landlord references? How do new immigrants go about renting? Please share and advice. Thank you!
We are planning to rent airbnb for 1 month while we can look for something more permanent at least 1 year.
I've been checking out craiglist and there are 1 bedroom listing for under $1900 a month, a small dog allowed. When we think it seems we'll have a good shot with our $2000 budget and the 1 month airbnb timeframe, we read news articles on people complaining how difficult it is even for young professionals with good credit history and employment to rent: http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/rentals-vancouver-toronto-young-professionals-1.3802944
Which represents more of the reality? Is it a norm for landlords to be picky on credit history/landlord references? How do new immigrants go about renting? Please share and advice. Thank you!