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Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: JamesRoss ()
Date: December 15, 2014 08:38AM

I'm currently in the process of looking for an apartment, but have a dismissed misdemeanor charge of soliciting a prostitute. Yes, "what were you thinking!? Blah, blah, blah." I made a dumb mistake, but the judge let it go because I was young. From my understanding, a dismissed charge shouldn't matter, but am reading that it will come up in a criminal background check and could be denied. Wondering which apartments would be my best bet. The incident happened 2 years ago, and I started a job 8 months ago where I make $42k a year.

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: Poor Bastard ()
Date: December 15, 2014 09:51AM

It must suck to have to pay for sex

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: due process ()
Date: December 15, 2014 09:59AM

JamesRoss Wrote:
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> I'm currently in the process of looking for an
> apartment, but have a dismissed misdemeanor charge
> of soliciting a prostitute. Yes, "what were you
> thinking!? Blah, blah, blah." I made a dumb
> mistake, but the judge let it go because I was
> young. From my understanding, a dismissed charge
> shouldn't matter, but am reading that it will come
> up in a criminal background check and could be
> denied. Wondering which apartments would be my
> best bet. The incident happened 2 years ago, and I
> started a job 8 months ago where I make $42k a
> year.


Get it expunged by the clerk of the court.

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: Bottom of the Barrell ()
Date: December 15, 2014 11:08AM

At 42K, you're not going to be getting much pussy on the open market, and not going to be able to buy high class hookers - mostly fucking Hispanic hotel maids during their off hours or crackhead nigger whores (is that redundant?). Put your money towards rent and get used to Five Finger Rosie.

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: priorities ()
Date: December 15, 2014 11:47AM

Background checks generally only look for convictions, not arrests. You need to be a lot more worried about things like your work history, credit, and your low salary.

Most places will only allow you to use about 30-35% of your pay for rent, which for you is $1050-$1225.

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: SDFLJSKLDJF ()
Date: December 15, 2014 12:08PM

priorities Wrote:
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> Most places will only allow you to use about
> 30-35% of your pay for rent, which for you is
> $1050-$1225.

True. It really sucks because the rents in this area are ridonkulous if you simply want a decent place. Shit what is is $2000 for a 650squarefooter decent 1 bedroom in Tysons?

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: Mr Reasonable ()
Date: December 15, 2014 12:37PM

Still in touch with the hooker? Maybe she'd like a room mate?

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: backpage banger ()
Date: December 15, 2014 12:47PM

How did you get caught up?

Was it a daywalker or a backpage ho?

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: uwFJ3 ()
Date: December 15, 2014 06:32PM

dismissed misdemeanor charge of soliciting a prostitute

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(a judge is the master of records, records are the judge's responsiblity - and they are doing quite a piece of shit job i might add)

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: Vvjj9 ()
Date: December 15, 2014 06:35PM

the law is prosecution can advertise "facts" before a trial only what they can prove. and if prosecution chooses to accuse publicly before a trial, if any part turns out un-provable, the prosecution owe defamation on ea (that's $10,000 each count)

never can they advertise publicly after loosing, never

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: 344jt ()
Date: December 15, 2014 06:38PM

the Greeks and also Romans, 2,000 years ago, saw that legal accusation was being used as a way to publicly defame (which there was and still is a law against)

false accusation, moreso charing "criminally" (misdemeanor crime) on non-criminal acts is another way to defame als legally endanger

i think 2000 yrs ago they were quite smart and worked about anti-legal abuse laws very well

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: JamesRoss ()
Date: December 15, 2014 08:15PM

Just thought I'd update everyone. I looked at a place today for a one bedroom and the management said the dismissed charge is no problem. She was laughing about it (I can't blame her), but guess all this stuff I was reading online about people with dismissed misdemeanor's can't get apartments are either wrong, or they have other stuff going on.

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: So... ()
Date: December 16, 2014 10:45AM

You'll have a place for the outcall girls from BackPage to visit. I love happy endings! BTW, what are you paying?

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Re: Renting an apartment with dismissed misdemeanor
Posted by: 70chip ()
Date: December 16, 2014 12:09PM

Renters with checkered pasts and stable current income are the best renters a landlord could ever ask for. They are the bread and butter of the rental income market.

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