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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply
Turning down all applications in legal way
Hi,
I'm a first time home owner in LA. I ran rent analysis via Avail and it suggested that I set the rent at $1278. I looked up and most places around me set the rent at $1400 - $1500.
Since I wanted tenants I set the rent at $1200, and I was flooded with applications.
Thus now I want to turn down all applications and re-post my place with higher rent.
Is it legal to do so?