Can they refuse me for applying again

[berbz]

What is the name of your state?


I want to apply for a out of state apartment. Last time the manager said I couldn't. Since I turned them down three times. I told them it was due to the winter weather approaching. It was in a bad location. No stores, nothing nearby.

 

[AlmostThere]

What state are you in? What state is the apartment you wish to rent?

The management does not want to waste their time working with you when you keep changing your mind. Plus the fact that the apartment is still in a commercial desert will be a recurring yearly problem.

 

[quincy]

What is the name of your state?


I want to apply for a out of state apartment. Last time the manager said I couldn't. Since I turned them down three times. I told them it was due to the winter weather approaching. It was in a bad location. No stores, nothing nearby.

Why do you want to apply for this out-of-state apartment again if it’s in a bad location with “nothing nearby?” I assume the location has not improved any between the time of first application and fourth.

I see no legal action for you to pursue, based on the information you have provided.

 

[Just Blue]

Why do you want to apply for this out-of-state apartment again if it’s in a bad location with “nothing nearby?” I assume the location has not improved any between the time of first application and fourth.

I see no legal action for you to pursue, based on the information you have provided.

I'm pretty sure that OP has posted here before, under different username, re this same issue.

 

[Zigner]

I'm pretty sure that OP has posted here before, under different username, re this same issue.

I believe this poster is "vcxx" from the other forum.

As I stated there, it's a free country. The OP can't force the LL to rent to them.

 

[Zigner]

...and flyingron pointed out: "As long as his reason is that he won't rent to you based on being a protected class (race, religion, disabled, etc...), then he doesn't need a reason to refuse to rent to you.

Refusing to rent to someone who backed out of rentals multiple times sounds not only legal but an extremely good idea."

 

[quincy]

I'm pretty sure that OP has posted here before, under different username, re this same issue.

I believe this poster is "vcxx" from the other forum.

As I stated there, it's a free country. The OP can't force the LL to rent to them.

It seems an odd issue to post about even once. Haha. I agree with the responses by both you and FlyingRon.

 

[berbz]

Well it's stupid their policy is to bad a person from applying again if they tried to move. I think the manager fibbed a little because I was only offered a place twice and had asked to be removed once. Then they added back on with no problem. This new manager seems like a slum lord anyway

 

[berbz]

I didn't go by any username other than this one. Maybe I can try again next year if a new manager is hired

 

[quincy]

Well it's stupid their policy is to bad a person from applying again if they tried to move. I think the manager fibbed a little because I was only offered a place twice and had asked to be removed once. Then they added back on with no problem. This new manager seems like a slum lord anyway

Well then, if the new manager seems like a slum lord you can thank your lucky stars that you escaped living there!

Trying again if/when there is new management is always an option. Your best option might be to find a nicer place, though.