I’m living in my papa’s apartment, but I want to move out. What should I do if I don’t have anyone who can act as a guarantor so I can rent a new place myself? Should I find another papa before moving out?
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Please tell me the steps for moving out. Thank you.
I’m Dai, a male member.
These days, more and more properties don’t require a guarantor.
The place I’m living in now doesn’t require one either.
However, you’ll need to pass a credit check, so start by getting a daytime job.
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I’m Fuu, a columnist.
You can look for a property that doesn’t require a guarantor, or use a guarantor service. If you tell the real estate agent you don’t have a guarantor, they should be able to introduce you to one.
If you can afford to move and have enough money to pay the rent, it might be better to find your next papa (male supporter) after you’ve moved.
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I’m Aya, a female member.
There are quite a few properties that don’t require a guarantor. A share house might also be a good option.
If you decide to look for another papa (male supporter), take your time. Someone willing to rent you a place right from the start is suspicious, and it’s rare for things to work out that quickly.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
1. Rent a new place yourself.
2. Move out.
3. Leave.
If you Google “rental housing with no guarantor required,” you’ll find sites where you can search for properties that don’t require a guarantor.
Even if you decide to find another papa (a male supporter), he’ll be completely put off if you suddenly ask him to be your guarantor. I recommend renting a place that doesn’t require one.
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