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Q: I’ve been having an issue while trying to rent a condo apartment. I have a good job, drive a nice car and have a credit score of 690. The condo’s board has refused to let me rent in their building because they say the rules require a minimum credit score of 700. Are they allowed to deny my application for this reason? — Gordon

A: Yes, they probably can.

Condominium boards often have the authority to set rules and standards for who can rent or live in their building. These rules are outlined in the condo association’s governing documents, such as the bylaws or rental policies.

A minimum credit score requirement is a common way for boards to evaluate financial reliability and reduce perceived risks. If their rules clearly state that renter

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