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John Sanderson
  • Investor
  • New Cumberland, PA
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Application Fees for Unprocessed Apps

John Sanderson
  • Investor
  • New Cumberland, PA
Posted

Hey everyone, I searched around and couldn't find anything about this ( I may have missed something), but if you have multiple applicants, do you process all of them at the same time, or process them one at a time and stop at the first qualified tenant?

And my main question is, if you process them one at a time, what do you do with unprocessed applications that you collected a fee for? Do you try to return the fee to the prospect or do you pocket it? Pocketing it sounds shady at best, and illegal at worst for an unprocessed application.

Any insight is appreciated, thanks in advance!

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