Landlord Question and Answer Forum
In the middle of a break up I have potential tenant dependant on spousal & child support income that I am not comfortable with.
I believe the person possessing the space should be the income earner, for the simple fact of a person will pay to keep a roof over their own head first before someone elses. ( same for Co-signer)
Is it an owner's/landlords right to deny a tenant based on their gut feeling?
With that said, As a Landlord if you deny an application do you have to give a reason?
Derrick
Derrick M, NY on Thursday, July 13, 2017
RE: Does a landlord have any liability in denying an application on a gut feeling.
This website offers a denial notice that just states that your decision was based off of the credit report. I usually add that there was an applicant with a higher score that was approved. Less detail the better.
Posted by
J D, CA
on
Monday, July 17, 2017
RE: Does a landlord have any liability in denying an application on a gut feeling.
Makes sense thanks for the reply.
Derrick
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