From tech fees to non-refundable move-in costs and so-called “peace-of-mind packages,” the “junk fees” landlords charge tenants are increasingly under fire from lawmakers and the White House.
Source: Inman News
Renters take aim at over-the-top junk fees targeted by White House
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