In most cases, you cannot go to jail for simply failing to pay apartment rent, as debt is generally considered a civil matter rather than a criminal one. However, if you have a lease agreement that includes specific terms regarding non-payment or if you engage in fraudulent activities related to the lease, legal consequences could arise. Landlords can pursue eviction and seek monetary judgments against tenants for unpaid rent, but incarceration is not a typical outcome for unpaid rent alone. Always consult local laws for specifics, as regulations can vary by jurisdiction.
Go online for a local apartment for rent.
where in anchorage alaska can a felon get an apartment
There's a place in Roscommon
If it is on your credit report, most large apartment communities will not allow you to rent without paying off this balance. My suggestion to you would be to go on craigslist.com, or look in the pennysaver magazine, or newspaper and find a smaller owner looking to rent out their place. They are more often likely to believe a sob story and rent to you anyway.
Few low income, high need renters benefit from the program in certain cities, so access to apartments is still a challenge in these communities. For some people, though, rent control is a very good thing - if a neighborhood suddenly becomes more valuable and the apartment is rent-controlled, the rent will not go up even though the apartment's value has gone up as the neighborhood becomes better.
When you go to jail, your apartment may be left vacant or you may need to make arrangements for someone to take care of it while you are away. It is important to notify your landlord and make sure your rent is paid to avoid any issues with your apartment while you are in jail.
Go online for a local apartment for rent.
It IS possible.
HELL YEA
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Yes, In Louisiana they can call it a worthless check
where in anchorage alaska can a felon get an apartment
You really need to be at least 18 to go out there on your own.
You could possibly go to jail and or prison. Sorry IF this question is an actuality for you. :(
There's a place in Roscommon
The bankruptcy has nothing to do with the landlord. If they pay the rent, they can stay; If they don't pay, they gotta go.
Failing to pay your rent is a violation of civil law (i.e.: a contract) - you cannot be arrested for violation of a contract.