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Updated over 7 years ago, 09/11/2017

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Michael Zack
  • Investor
  • Quincy, MA
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Discrimination? How to prevent it.

Michael Zack
  • Investor
  • Quincy, MA
Posted

I had someone inquire about the other unit in my owner occupied duplex. It's an old house and most likely has lead paint. Also, not sure I would want to hear a 3 year old running around all the time. For these reasons, I obviously don't want to set up a showing. How do I tell them that they can't see the unit or apply without discriminating?

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