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Updated about 1 year ago on . Most recent reply

Deny rental application ?
Can I sent a rental application to a tenant or another tenant offered me more rent ?
context- one family offered 2k and a single individual wants to negotiate to 1700. I am covering most of the utilities.
Is it a legal reason if both tenants paid a $39 fee and put in application and I deny one of them because the other tenant is willing to pay more rent ?
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Jonathan R McLaughlin
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You only have one commitment, the other one is still negotiating so thats not a completed/accepted tenancy