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Do you have to show your property to everyone that wants to see it? Can you ask if they meet the criteria before you show and if they do not must you have a parade?

Doug K, CO on Saturday, August 12, 2017

RE: Showings by the boat load

As long as the Criteria is not discriminatory, yes. I would also hand out an application to each person who is interested. Start the first screening with the paper application. Then once you find qualifying tenants screen the background and credit.

Posted by J D, CA on Tuesday, August 15, 2017

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