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In general, landlords breathe easier when a renter has a credit score over 700. However, a credit score over 650 generally is high enough to win over landlords. It all comes down to your competition, since a landlord may select an applicant with a better score over you.
You may be better positioned to buy a house than you think. As a rule of thumb, a credit score of at least 650 gives you a chance at qualifying for a conventional loan, says Max Galka, co-founder and CEO of Revaluate.com, a New York apartment history and review website. But even if your credit score is lower than 650, you aren't out of the house-buying game yet.