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Chis Alexander
  • Agent
  • Huntsville, AL
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Potential Tenant May be a Scammer

Chis Alexander
  • Agent
  • Huntsville, AL
Posted

We just listed a rental home property a few days ago. We always run a credit check before we even consider renting. Before we showed him the house, he informed us that his wallet had been stolen and he now has bad credit.

Question: Have you ever dealt with a tenant who claimed to be a victim of identity theft?

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