Co-sign for Apt

[Anonymous No.15560176]

Hey Biz,

Twenty-seven year old just getting started in his field. Don't make alot of money ($50k).

Recently my mother had to move from her apartment because her bf moved out and couldn't satisfy income/rent ratio.

She has been living in my apt for almost 3 wks and she found a place close to her work... but she has shit tier credit from numberous poor financial decisions and a bad job history.

Question is should I co sign for her?
I told her I would, but now thinking about it i and going back and forth.

Worst: I kick my mom out on street

Best: She finds a apt with no co-signer ASAP

Thanks

[Anonymous No.15560368]

I'd look for an apartment that would take her credit w/ no co sign, in the event you're unable to find one, co sign for your mother because she raised you (assuming she doesn't do crack)

[Anonymous No.15560442]

thanks for response.

sitting down with her tonight to talk about it

[Anonymous No.15560516]

NEVER CO-SIGN FOR ANYTHING EVER! If she decides one day not to pay for the bills, that's now your responsibility. If she is in a situation where she needs a cosign on an apartment, then you should not cosign with her because her credit is ass. Life happens, and with such a low income the last thing you want is another bill to potentially pay and fuck up your credit.

[Anonymous No.15560972]

>>15560368
>>15560516
I agree on both cases. Since she's stuck with you right now, let her apply w/o first. Reapply with the co-sign

[Anonymous No.15561445]

KICK HER BOOMER BUTT TO THE STREETS!