Basically, the government says (if I'm reading this right) that if you deny a tenant based on something you discovered in their screening - whether it came from their credit report or not - you have to follow some very specific protocol and send them:1.) the name, address and telephone number of the CRA that supplied the consumer report, including a toll-free telephone number for CRAs that maintain files nationwide;2.)a statement that the CRA that supplied the report did not make the decision to take the adverse action and cannot give the specific reasons for it; and3.) a notice of the individual's right to dispute the accuracy or completeness of any information the CRA furnished, and the consumer's right to a free report from the CRA upon request within 60 days.According to this document, even if you require an additional security deposit - you still need to give them this information.

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We settled the first $1.2 million lawsuit for $25,000 with two telephone calls from my attorney because we had video evidence that the employee stole an $8,000 piece of equipment and that was the reason he was fired.

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@Brenda Comte - We have contacted you via telephone, FB messenger and now here. 

In that unit the heat, water, sewer and trash are included in the rent so the tenants like the low costs of utilities basically electric (but not heat), telephone and cable.But I have similar units with tenants paying heat and hot water and you don't get much more in rent if any for the units with those utilities included. 

Do you think that you can do all this sitting in your office, at a desk, with a telephone and affordably make it work, with your Team?

I telephone the number the applicant gave me and I also call into the company by contact information found in public records, to make sure the number and contact person information given to me is legit. 

They are my 'front office' with a local telephone number (via Skype), access to all of my contractor's information, and access to my calendar.  

Should I upgrade from the old telephone jacks?