conversation: User (alien4hire): "Long story short, my boyfriend is unemployed and is looking for a job. He has a great opportunity to get a job that’s $38 an hour, but it requires him to drive out of state. He doesn’t own a car, and his parents don’t offer any form of help. They won’t co-sign for him, and he has bad credit. He went to a credit union today to talk to someone, and they told him he has to have a job for six months before he can apply for a loan. \n\nAll of this is incredibly frustrating because this new job wants him to start on July 2nd, and he will be working in Minnesota/Iowa, and we are in Ohio. Do any of you have any advice or suggestions to resolve this issue? Thanks, everybody. "
  Self: "Could he rent a car short term, maybe until he gets his first paycheck? Many financial institutions want to see a pay stub or two to verify income amount and source."
  User (alien4hire): "We are thinking we will have to rent a car, it’s just finding money to afford that right now. I can pay for it, I just don’t get paid until next Friday and he needs a car for July 2nd. That’s why it’s just a stressful situation "
  Self: "Yeah I can understand. Renting a car for several weeks can get expensive.\n\nI just moved states and started a new job. I’m temporarily living with my parents while I look for a house to rent. It’s an hour drive each way, so it’s getting old fast. But I need two pay stubs to verify my income to prove I can afford the rent. "
  