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Software like this is why I agreed to a rent of $X prior while applying for a lease, and after income verification was returned a rent of $X+30% on the final le
by tristor 4y ago
Software like this is why I agreed to a rent of $X prior while applying for a lease, and after income verification was returned a rent of $X+30% on the final lease agreement, with an excuse that "it took us several business days to process and rents are recalculated daily based on current market conditions." Which, I knew, intuitively was utter bullshit and they just wanted to fuck me over some more than they already were because they found out I made decent money as a tech worker. Of course, I'm in a bad rental market, and this place was a better option than others, so we sucked it up and took it, and that's why I'm paying nearly $4k/mo in rent when it should be around $3k/mo in the current market (and since prices have fallen, probably closer to $2500/mo).
It's super-scummy behavior and if it weren't "washed" through this software, would be blatantly illegal. Why do we allow these "loopholes" where a company exists to essentially help other companies directly break the law in spirit, but barely not in letter?