<prompt> Human: Hi personal finance,A bit of background on my situation- Im 24 years old. Got married when I was 19, and am now leaving an emotionally abusive situation. When we got married, my husband already owned a home and had 2 credit cards. Everything was completely in his name and stayed that way. The only financial tie was our checking account.I have been the sole breadwinner for 4.5 years, earning a pretty decent salary. So Ive been making house payments and paid off credit cards in full with my own salary, even though my name wasnt attached.Fast forward to now... I need out. Im currently staying in a hotel, but thats obviously not sustainable long term. I checked my TransUnion credit report and score today, and the only thing listed on there is the subsidized student loan I received in 2014. Since it is subsidized, payment has been deferred to 2018 and I havent made any payments on it. Since Im using it for my classes! I have no credit cards, and no credit card debt. My credit score is 584, which I know is terrible.I desperately need a place to live, and have no friends or family I can crash with. When I called an apartment complex today, they said theyll take into account my credit score and my income. Would this score ruin my chances of getting a place to live, even though I have no bad debt or negative history? If so, is there a way I can boost it quickly in the short term?  <response>: Look for a roommate situation? Someone who has a lease, but just wants a roommate may not run a credit check etc. Plus it should be cheap. 