Trying to rent a place. What do you have to tell agencies?

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Not for me but someone I know. They have a kid, single, work but also get universal credit.

My understanding was that landlords and agents can't pick tenants based on this any more, but I don't see how given that once they know this, they can just not give you the property.

Do you have to tell the agent/landlord? Forgetting about getting off the a bad start and all that, what would be any issues if you just don't mention kids/universal credit?

On a side note, why do people not like to rent to universal credit tenants? Given the government are paying the money, isn't this a safer option over someone earning all their money through work, given they can be fired.
 
Should start with the question is she a milf before asking for pics maybe a major disappointment

as milfy as they come!

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surely anyone there feels awkward ? youre really going to sit on the edge facing away from the other guests who you may or may not know? or lounging around in your shell suit on the edge like some creep fly on the wall.

a lot of people would probably prefer to stand


funny thing is i imagine you googled "corner sofa" and then skippped the 100 images of actual corner sofas to find something that isn't a corner sofa.

try drawing your stick person on something like this.

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It's like insurance companies with risk. Being on UC is always statistically going to open the landlord up to more risk with payment and tenant problems.

i guess that's true.
 
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