Reply #18: Whats wrong with charing a higher deposit if somebody has bad credit?

[Travis_0004]

Credit is somebody's risk of defaulting on an obligation. Somebody with great credit is not very likely to default on money owed, so if there is damages, they are likely to pay it at the end of the lease, where somebody with bad credit is likely to default, so a landload wants the money up front. I see nothing wrong with it, and if I owned a property, I would conduct business the say way.

Its not about screwing the little guy, its about protecting me.