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Tenant Denial Letter
Hi Everyone,
I need help with a denial letter in California. I have two qualified applicants:
1. Group of three roommates, with a parent cosigner. All have excellent credit, income, and references.
2. Group of four roommates, three have excellent credit, income, and references...but one of the roommates does not have a SSN (living in the U.S. on a visa) and I cant run credit.
I feel group #1 is better qualified in general, but I want to make sure I'm not breaking any rules.
Thanks in advance,
Dan Gallegos