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Updated almost 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Speaking to one of the multiple denied applicants about denial
Hi Everyone,
I am denying two applicants (co-applicants) that applied for one of my units. The two applicants are not married. I mainly communicate with one of the applicants. After I denied them, she is asking for some more details as to why I won’t accept them. How much info can I provide to the applicant that I’m talking to about the other applicant? Can I say that their credit score didn’t meet my requirements? Can I bring up a judgement?
Let me know what you think!
Thanks in advance
Marc
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DO NOT GIVE THEM ANY DETAILS. SIMPLY YOU SELECTED THE MOST QUALIFIED APPLICANT. PERIOD!! Anything more could get you into trouble.