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Brandon Taylor
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Denying tenant if they don't have an email or are not tech savvy

Brandon Taylor
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This is for a property in Covington, KY (right across Ohio river from Cincinnati, OH).

I find that many of my tenants/applicants are not tech savvy (don't know how to use email even).

Am I allowed to mandate that applicants apply with an email (through RentRedi, for example)?

I assume the answer has to be yes, because property management platforms require it. And I could just say that I welcomed all to apply and the applicants never applied.

Just want to confirm it. I couldn't find an explicit yes or no after searching online.

Thanks,

Brandon

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