<prompt> Human: My fiancée and I currently live in Washington. Weve lived here for almost two years, moving from about 1900 miles away. Getting this apartment should have been a long shot but we got it with little problem. Since then, we have been excellent tenants. We pay our rent early every month and have never caused problems. We are planning on moving to Oregon within the next few months. He is planning on going to college and we are actively working with a rental agency to find a place to live. We applied recently for an apartment that lists for 100 less than we currently pay. The rental agency allows applicants to join a waitlist for individual properties and once to the front of the list, they process your application and give you an answer. We thought it would be best to attach a copy of our most recent bank statement showing we had more than enough to cover first, last and deposit and even a few months extra for cushion. We were honest on our application and included great references. However, we were denied. And weve been denied one more time for the exact same reason. Apparently we were denied due to no local income. It made zero sense. It still makes zero sense. How do we get jobs first and approved for an apartment second? Where would we live?Co-signers have been considered but the agency isnt budging. Does anyone have insight? Has anyone been through anything similar?  <response>: And weve been denied one more time for the exact same reason. Apparently we were denied due to no local income. It made zero sense. It still makes zero sense. How do we get jobs first and approved for an apartment second? Where would we live?It makes sense to the landlordsproperty managers.What would you do if you move and cant find jobs within the first 3 months and your cushion runs out? 