In that case, the FCRA requires what is known as an "adverse action letter."

I rarely get a letter back in 2 weeks.

From my research I'm getting mixed reviews.

Threats like this use up every ounce of grace I would extend personally as a courtesy, so we would be operating under "the letter of the law" from this day forward.  

Good thing I did, as several years later, got a letter from the management company saying "We have no record of giving you approval to rent".

@Ani Kap if it were me, I’d fire him via phone and letter.

Send a professional letter with your typical we buy houses message, then add a handwritten font at an angle that says "If you don't want to lose the monthly income from this property, we have options!".

I’ve been calling every week since and will send a letter today.

It sounds like you want to house hack, so you should go get a pre-approval letter from a bank or other financier. 3.

Good point that once we find lenders and get pre-approved, we might be able to take our pre-approval letters back to the agents and have them be more open about GC referrals.