If I’m about to rent a duplex and on the website the apartment was listed as $890 but now they are trying to charge us $915, do they have to honor their on-line price?
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If I’m about to rent a duplex and on the website the apartment was listed as $890 but now they are trying to charge us $915, do they have to honor their on-line price?
Asked on April 27, 2012 under Real Estate Law, Texas
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FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney / FreeAdvice Contributing Attorney
Answered 11 years ago | Contributor
Unfortunately for you the lisited rental price of the rental that you wish to rent does not have to be honored by the landlord or his/her agent. If you want the $890 per month listed rent as opposed to the $915 price, I suggest that you negotiate the price downward to your liking mentioning the $890 monthly listing.
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