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Sachin H.
  • Maricopa, AZ
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Rejecting an applicant

Sachin H.
  • Maricopa, AZ
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Hi Guys

Finally I closed my first investment property and looking for tenants right now.  I recently received an application but the person had bad credit + more then 4 civil court records (everything related to evictions).  So my question is, when I reject an applicant

1) Do I have to give reason?

2) Do I need to have a reason? Or can I reject for just because I don't like the attitude?

I know it is my property and I can say no to anyone, but I remember reading somewhere that I cannot reject for no reason.  Is it true?

Thanks

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