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Are you accepting "Unemployment" as income on Rental Application?
I am in California and have applicants putting "unemployment" as income down on their applications. Unemployment is said to have already run out. How to respond? I contacted an attorney, and even she was hesitant to go on records because the situation is always evolving.
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