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Updated about 6 years ago, 10/09/2018

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Brandon Handel
  • Fort Wayne IN, USA
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Confused with discrimination laws. Please help. Thank you.

Brandon Handel
  • Fort Wayne IN, USA
Posted

Hey guys, I need some help trying to work around the discrimination laws. I recently had someone ask me if we accept people disabilities. I replied "of course. as long as they meet our min qualifications, we accept anyone." They said they wouldn't meet the credit score that we have advertised as a minimum qualification, but that they have guardians. I don't want to get caught up in discrimination issues, but can I disqualify them based on the fact that they don't meet the credit score we have established as a min for renting from us or are we unable to because they have guardians that pay? I'm really confused here and don't want to make a mistake. Would appreciate any feedback. thank you. 

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