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Updated almost 9 years ago, 03/31/2016

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Christine Stone
  • Bellingham, WA
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Help with Screening Process for a Newbie

Christine Stone
  • Bellingham, WA
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I'm screening for my first tenants and wondering essentially, must you always process applications in the order they are received? For instance, let's say I have two applications. On paper, both meet my minimum application requirements. However, I had "bad vibes" from the first applicant during the showing. Can I pass over the first application and begin processing the second, since I have a better feeling about that person? I've been seeing comments around BP about processing applications in the order they are received, but if I'm pretty sure I don't want the first applicant, doesn't it make more sense to put my time towards the second? 

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