When Would a Landlord Refuse to Provide a Letter of Recommendation? No landlord is required to provide a reference letter, especially if the tenant and landlord ended things on bad terms.

A landlord reference letter is one of the most helpful things you can get when planning to find a new place. Here's what you should know.

A rental reference letter is a written document that explains why you would make a good renter. Someone who knows you well and can vouch for your character writes a rental reference letter.

A property manager who can speak positively about you as a renter is the most reputable personal reference for your rental application. This individual knows firsthand what you’re like as a renter.

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A letter from a landlord also is sometimes required to illustrate that the applicant is financially solvent, pays the rent on time and in general will make an all-around good tenant and neighbor.

An Aussie comedian who had his rental application cancelled after requesting a reference from the landlord has surprisingly gained support from the head of the nation’s real estate body.

Would-be borrowers and renters may also wish to obtain letters from past lenders, former landlords, or people who know them well and can attest to their good character.