<prompt> Human: I am a single guy in my late 20s working in the medical marijuana industry in rural Northern CA. My income can be variable, but each month is between 2000-4000. I have been looking for a place to rent in the 700-1300 a month range for a little over a month. I have not built up really any credit for myself, but at the same time, I do not have any debt or evictions or anything bad on my credit report, nor do I have any kind of criminal convictions. I typically list my job as a self employed landscaper, as my income is all cash and cant really be proven, but I have a bank account with 10,000 I could provide statements for, personal checks from landscaping clients, and my parents are willing to co-sign and have excellent credit and more than adequate verifiable income. I am not having any luck at all finding a place willing to rent to me. Many places Ive called do not even accept co-signers. I have not gotten any kind of calls back after looking at 6 or 7 different places and contacting every single available property on CL within my price range. I have been living with a friend while I househunt, but due to some of his circumstances I wont be able to stay there much longer and am looking at 2 options; moving back in with my parents and leaving the cannabis industry...my parents live in the bay area and I dont have any decent income potential except in cannabis, so there is not much hope for me there, or to live in my car in one of the local parks until I can find a place to rent.Does anyone have any ideas here??? I have plenty of money and my job is quite stable. But the area where my job is has alot of people wanting to live there and not enough housing. Ive contacted the local Housing Authority for the county I work in and neighboring counties I might be able to commute from. Im currently looking at all places within a 40min drive of my job, looking at apartments, granny units, homes, duplexes, basically anywhere that will have me. Roommate situation is kinda tough since I work in cannabis, work very late hours, often coming home at 2-3am and still needing to eat and shower, and due to the cash nature of the industry often have large amounts of cash savings in my home and I dont feel comfortable living this kind of lifestyle with a random person from the internet. So I guess the only situation Im not willing to live in is to have a roommate.Any and all suggestions appreciated...looking at moving into my van within the next 7 days. :  <response>: If your job is legit why would you have no evidence of the income? Have you not filed a tax return as a self employed person? You say your job is stable but you have no documents to prove that to anyone. So to them youre unemployed. Start creating a paper trail for your job and income if it is a legit job. 