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Updated over 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Divorce not yet final
The applicant I like the best for my rental is nearing the end of a divorce process which will be final Dec. 2. His lease with me would start Dec 1. Wondering if the court's ruling, if it affects his finances, should be made part of his lease. His current lease, for a property he moved into over a year ago, has no mention of the divorce issue. I am in the process of doing tenant backgrounders for him & his partner. Since I have o control or knowledge of court ruling, will have to wait and see if his income will shrink. If this is discriminatory, I'm sure you will flag me on it. Right now he is more than qualified.