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Updated about 1 month ago, 10/28/2024

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Changing tenant screening criteria mid-marketing

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Hi everyone, 

One of my units has been vacant for 6 weeks now and I want to try to lower the credit score requirement to see if I get more traction.

 This is a C class, my minimum requirement is 600. It is not posted but I make it known in my first reply to anyone who is interested.

How should I go about lowering my credit score requirement to avoid running into fair housing issues? I don't want to break the law, I just want to make a better business decision.

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