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Updated over 1 year ago,
Can a landlord tall an applicant whether or not a neighborhood is good or bad?
It seems I remember reading on here somewhere that a property owner is not allowed to tell an applicant that a neighborhood is "good" or "bad" as the answer is relative and could be construed as misleading. We have a property for rent and get a lot of applicants from out of town asking about the neighborhood and I am honestly not sure how to answer the question. How do other people managing their properties answer this question ?
Any info is greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.