In this episode of The Rent Perfect Podcast, CEO David Pickron and co-host Scot Aubrey break down one of the most overlooked legal requirements in property management — the Adverse Action Letter. When you deny a rental applicant due to credit, income, criminal history, or false information, federal law requires that you send an adverse action notice. Skip it, and you could face penalties up to $11,000 plus attorney’s fees. David and Scot explain: *What an adverse action letter is and when to send one. *Why it protects both you and your applicants. *How the Fair Credit Reporting Act affects landlords. *The easiest way to generate one instantly using RentPerfect. What to do if you’re not yet a Rent Perfect user (hint: email us for a free sample) Whether you manage one property or one hundred, this episode will help you stay compliant, professional, and protected. 📧 Request a sample adverse action letter: info@rentperfect.com 🔗 Learn more: https://www.rentperfect.com 🎙️ Subscribe for more landlord tips and legal updates every week!
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