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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.
Rather, they wish to live in a home, with the perks of a personal dwelling, without the hassles of ownership, or the capital input it requires. It is also a great option for people who have less than perfect credit, looking for a nice place to live. There is generally no minimum credit score required to rent a house. Most homes that are for rent are owned by landlords who own few properties, as opposed to large residential housing companies that manage apartment complexes. That means that there is more room for flexibility if your credit is less than perfect.