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Screen rental applicants

A consistent, documented comparison against criteria set in advance.

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What each applicant submitted.

Set before looking, and applied to everyone.

Consistency is the whole defence.

Your prompt

Screen the applicants in .

Criteria: [your criteria]

Apply the criteria as written, identically, to every applicant, and score before
comparing. Deciding first and justifying afterwards is both unfair and legally
exposed, and it is what happens when applications are read one after another.

Document the reasoning per criterion per applicant. Consistency is the entire
defence, and it only exists if it is written down at the time.
Never consider anything outside the stated criteria, and never infer from a name,
an address or a photograph.

Where an applicant fails on one criterion, say whether the criterion allows for
compensating factors, and apply that consistently too.

Use the fictional profiles only. This is not legal advice on tenancy law.
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Why this works

Deciding first and justifying afterwards is unfair and legally exposed, and it is what happens when applications are read one after another. This scores against criteria set in advance, applies them identically, and documents the reasoning at the time.

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