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    Re: Finding a house after prison time

    Posted by Terry on 12/10/02

    On 12/09/02, Wendy & Ronnie Sylvester wrote:
    > My husband was convited of cocaine possession and burglary,
    > he is serving a 6 1/2 years sentence for this crime. He
    > will be getting out next year. The problem we are finding
    > is: Right now I'm living with my parents with two young
    > boys, we want to get our own place, as my father is very
    > much against my husband because he went to prison. I have
    > gone to several places, in good living areas, so we can get
    > our life together, no drugs etc. We want the best for our
    > children. I have been running into problems that no one
    > will rent to me because my husband is a convited felon. We
    > can't afford a home. I've been to apartment complex, I
    > have inquiry about living in a repectable trailer park
    > home. No one will let us in because of his convited felon.
    > Has anyone else encounter this problem? What can I do?
    > Sure I can fine a place in the bad area, but we need to
    > stay away from placing like that. Can anyone give me any
    > suggestions?
    > Wendy Sylvester

    Some States prohibit discrimination based on criminal
    convictions. Call your local housing authority and see what
    your State and/or municipal regulations are on this issue.

    Posts on this thread, including this one
  • Finding a house after prison time, 12/09/02, by Wendy & Ronnie Sylvester .
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 12/10/02, by Terry.
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 6/22/03, by Shimaze.
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 8/14/03, by Wendy Sylvester .
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 12/25/03, by afriend.
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 12/29/03, by Diss Master ZX.
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 12/29/03, by Test.
  • Re: Finding a house after prison time, 12/29/03, by Test.


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