The three basic needs of life are food, water and shelter. Before water was free of cost but now all the three things come at a price. Food and water are still something you can get just on paying money. How you got the money is of no concern to anyone. Your personal details don't count while you are paying for your food. But it surely does when you are finding shelter.

Ownership of house is something very expensive and not everyone can afford it. So the only solution to seeking shelter is to rent an apartment. But now getting an apartment on rent is not just restricted to a place on rent and your rental money. It has become much more than that. Now the landlords play the role of actual lords where your rented place is concerned. And they are not giving you the place on rent just in return of your rent. They do so after a thorough background check. So what if you have been evicted in the past by any landlord? You will have an eviction certificate to your credit and no house. The eviction may be due to any reason. You may not have paid you rent on time, or you would have played loud music at night, or you would have partied late with your friends at your rented place, or you could have fallen in trouble because of your roommate's activities or perhaps your landlord was just too psychic who has a problem with everything you do. Whatever it may be, you stand with an eviction certificate to your credit and on road. What should you do after that?

You may try to lie to your new landlord that you have never rented an apartment in the past; the lie will soon be caught; or you may try to stay with someone who needs a roommate, or you may try to live in some cheap locality where no one bothers about what you have done in the past. But if all this doesn't work out then you have a solution available to your problems. There are intermediaries now who will help you with renting after eviction. They find a place for you to live in, in a good locality, and within the shortest notice of time. All this comes with just a check on your bank statement and not any of your eviction certificates. These companies help you renting after an eviction by negotiating with the landlords and also co-signing with you with regard to default in payments wherein the landlord can initiate their claim on these companies to recover the rent.

You can have the help of these companies by just contributing to the security deposit and paying prepaid rent just to offset the risk the companies and the landlords are taking by renting after eviction. You may have a stronger chance of getting such a lease arrangement if you have anyone by your side of higher credit standing, who will sign the lease arrangement with you ensuring that you are able enough to pay in future and will not make any defaults. The quality of place and its provisions are the responsibilities of these companies. So don't worry for renting after an eviction.