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Rejecting prospective tenants

Sam P.
  • Palatine, IL
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How do you formally inform a prospective tenant that you don't want to lease the apartment to them?. I have 2 applications through zillow and I have concerns. My issue is both are aggressively pursuing. 

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I tell them I have several applications to review and I will let them know.  It seems like the more desperate a tenant is, the less I want to rent to them.

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