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David MIller
  • Investor
  • Modesto, CA
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Landlord being Discriminatory?

David MIller
  • Investor
  • Modesto, CA
Posted

Hey BP, while I try to buy a place, I'm looking to rent in Sacramento. I just got off the phone with a landlord. After we scheduled a showing and agreed to a time and date, he asked how many of us were going to be renting. It's for a 2 bd 2ba 1100 sq ft apartment. I told him it was for my gf and I and my friend. He immediately told me that would not work. Confused, I asked why not? He responded, that the apartment is too small for 3 people. Quick side not 1,100 for Sacramento is pretty big from what I've seen. He continued how in his experience that a friend living with a couple never works out. He promptly said well that settles that and implied that he was no longer going to show or offer me the apartment. I responded with, well let me know if you change your mind. He responded I'll call you if I do. 

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