Reply to "Debt & Moving"

MsKimberlyPenny Hoarder MVP

Mharakas,

I am very proud of you for trying to work on this issue and go forward. It is difficult. Let me ask you a few questions. Is it possible that you could get a smaller and cheaper apartment in the building you presently reside? Does the corporation who owns it, also have other apartment complexes or buildings? If so, maybe you could do a transfer so you would not have to worry about how things look on a new application. Another thing, is your roommate definitely moving out, or are you? If you could stay in the apartment, maybe you could get a new roommate? Is any of that possible?

Kimberly

5/5/205:30 PM

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