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Updated almost 8 years ago on . Most recent reply
Do I need to send an adverse letter
Hi - If I were to reject applicant due to credit done through cozy, am I still required to send an adverse letter? If so - is email ok?
Per Cozy's website :
If you reject their application based on credit, the applicant will already have access to their report within Cozy, which satisfies the federal requirement that landlord’s share with rejected applicants the credit report that was relied upon to deny an application.
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I'd send both ways, cost of stamp is like $.50 check your state landlord tenant laws for correct action required.