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Charlie Moore
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6 kids and one adult want to move into my new unit

Charlie Moore
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I know you can’t technically discriminate against kids but GEEZ.

What would you guys do? She’s qualified in all aspects.. just the total of 7 in a 4 bedroom makes me sick to my stomach

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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A four bedroom home can easily accommodate seven people and you can't legally discriminate against children. She meets your qualifications so you should rent to her.

If you're concerned about the kids being tough on the rental, set a more frequent inspection schedule and keep an eye on it.

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