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MySmartMove.com - Provide adverse action letter?
Closed on my first house just over a week ago. Had a couple showings yesterday and one tenant filled out the application. I sent them to MySmartMove and they completed the background and credit check.
I'm declining them for a number of reasons - particularly due to a terrible credit report.
My question - Once I select "Decline" on the MySmartMove website, does it send them an adverse action letter or do I still need to do that separately?
Thanks!