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Anna Maher
  • Kansas City , Missouri
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Deposit down to hold apt, now future tenant is getting demanding

Anna Maher
  • Kansas City , Missouri
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We have recently had a potential tenant put down a deposit to hold a unit. After receiving the deposit, the future tenant has become demanding and unwilling to work with us on scheduling a lease signing.  We think the tenant is probably not the best fit for us and would like to continue to look.  Her credit score did not quite meet our requirements so I can use that as reasoning.  Obviously we will return the deposit but does anyone have any suggestions on the best way to approach this?

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